Corporate Body

Australian and New Zealand Association of Radiology (1935 - 1942)

From
1935
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
To
1942
Functions
Membership Organisation and Radiology
Alternative Names
  • Australian and New Zealand Association of Radiologists (Subsequent name, 1942 - 1949)

Summary

The Australian and New Zealand Association of Radiology was established in 1935 to ensure the specialty was formally recognised and that practitioners were properly trained. Its aims were: to promote, encourage, and provide for the advancement and study of radiology, radioactivity, physiotherapy and allied sciences; to carry out research; and to cultivate and maintain the highest principles of practice and ethics. The Association changed its name in 1942 to the Australian and New Zealand Association of Radiologists. With a further change of name it became the College of Radiologists (Australia and New Zealand) (later Australasia) in 1949.

Timeline

 1935 - 1942 Australian and New Zealand Association of Radiology
       1952 - 1972 College of Radiologists of Australasia
             1972 - 1998 Royal Australasian College of Radiologists

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Published resources

Journal Articles

Helen Cohn

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