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The Royal College Of Radiologists Needs YOU! UK
The Royal College of Radiologists wants to ensure that the voices of patients and lay
people from across the full length and breadth of England, Scotland, Wales and
Northern Ireland are heard to improve the UK's cancer and radiology services.
Patients and carers from all ethnic and social backgrounds who have experience of
radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and radiology services are invited to apply to join the
Royal College's patients' liaison groups (PLGs).
The College is keen to ensure that patients' liaison groups truly reflect the spectrum
of patients who use the services of radiologists and oncologists. We need people
from all walks of life to feed back to us their experience of radiology and oncology
services.
Patient liaison groups have undertaken a wide range of invaluable college projects
including the following:
- Production of advisory booklets targeted at professional in cancer and
radiology departments to improve services for patients
- Production of patient information leaflets on a wide range of radiological
Procedures
- Contributions to different studies and reports on topics ranging from cancer
treatment and fertility through to safety in radiotherapy
- Contributions to the college patient information website http://www.goingfora.com
- Participating in a wide range of college functions and roles - including
Education and Accreditation
Dr Gill Markham, Dean of the College's Faculty of Radiology, said, "Our Patient
Liaison Groups are a vital part of the work of the College, and the more the medical
professions can listen to all service users, the more effective they will be at
responding to their needs. We want to increase the diversity of patient-representation
groups and therefore call on patients to get involved."
Sol Mead, Chair of the College Clinical Oncology Patient Liaison Group said, "So
many of us have an experience of cancer, either as a patient, relative or carer, and
that experience can be put to excellent use in a Patient Liaison Group. Involvement
in a PLG can be a very rewarding activity, and it's a genuine opportunity to have a
say in decisions that will affect the diagnosis and treatment of cancer patients across
the UK".
The Royal College has two patient liaison groups:
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- The Clinical Oncology Group deals with radiotherapy, chemotherapy and
other non-surgical cancer treatments. Closing date for applications: Monday
7 April 2008
- The Clinical Radiology Group deals mainly with radiology used for
diagnosing medical conditions (i.e. x-rays, MRI, CT scans). Closing date for
applications: Monday 7 April 2008
Patient liaison group members will be provided with full travel expenses for
involvement in three or four daytime meetings in London over the course of the year.
Note
1. The Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) has approximately 7,500 members and Fellows
worldwide representing the disciplines of clinical oncology and clinical radiology. All members
and Fellows of the College are registered medical or dental practitioners.
Royal College of Radiologists
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