Learning Modules

RANZCR, in partnership with DetectedX, have collaborated to produce a series of on-demand education modules (e-modules), available free to RANZCR members. In the education series, learners are introduced to Occupational Dust Lung Diseases and equipped with skills in chest imaging to improve diagnostic accuracy.
There are a total of seven modules and a set of practice cases. The opening modules introduce the background and pathophysiology of a range of occupational lung diseases, practical imaging principles across CT and chest X-rays, and the application of ILO and ICOERD classification systems. The later modules consider occupational causes of lung cancer and differential diagnosis between coal workers' pneumoconiosis, asbestosis and mesothelioma and other asbestos-related thoracic diseases.
This work was produced with support from the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing to back the delivery of key initiatives from the National Dust Disease Taskforce Final Report. The educational content was developed through the collaboration and expertise of DetectedX, Professor Catherine Jones and the RANZCR Occupational Dust Lung Disease Steering Group (Dr Dinesh Varma, Dr Janu Pirakalathanan, Dr Siavash Es'haghi & Dr Stephen Melsom).

Click the Access DetectedX button below to access the online education platform.

• If you have an existing account, please read the DetectedX User Guide (link below) and use the enterprise code "ODLD-0TFW-6N6A" to access the e-modules.
• If you do not have an account, please fill out the registration form.

To confirm a learner has finished a lecture, they must click the "Finish" button to be directed to the next module. Certificates can be accessed through the user profile by navigating to the 'completed' section. Learners are required to retain and submit these certificates as evidence of completion when claiming CPD hours. CPD can be claimed through the usual College processes. We suggest all e-learning work be submitted as "Self-directed learning: journal, web-based."

RANZCR and ANZSTR have collaborated to produce a series of on-demand education modules (e-modules), available free to RANZCR members. The e-modules are a self-contained, self-paced suite of materials that have been developed out of the ANZSTR/RANZCR Lung Cancer Screening Working Group and presented in an approachable, tailored package that will take any radiologist through all the detail needed to report confidently for the NLCSP.

For those who have attended an NLCSP workshop, they stand as an ongoing resource to return to when increasing depth of knowledge of material covered on the day. Content covered in the e-modules includes participant referral, measuring and interpreting nodules, additional findings management, structured reporting and the use of artificial intelligence software.
We would like to note that the entire e-learning suite is not yet complete, with one more additional lecture series being made available before the launch of the Program on 01 July 2025. We will also be launching a case library of complete CT cases for users to practice what they have learned from the webinars, workshops and e-modules. The case library will launch soon.

Click the Access DetectedX button below to access the online education platform.

• If you have an existing account, please read the DetectedX User Guide (link below) and use the enterprise code "Nlcsp-19022025-BADD" to access the e-modules.
• If you do not have an account, please fill out the registration form.

Users will be able to claim CPD hours for completing the e-modules.

• For completing the whole set of 9 lecture series, users can claim up to 10 hours CPD. The complete set of 9 series is not currently available. The last in the series (covering AI) will be made available over the next few weeks.
• For completing the currently available 8 series, users can claim up to 9 hours CPD.
• For completing an individual lecture series, users can claim up to 1 hour of CPD. (Series 6 provides information on the NLCSP Nodule Management Protocol, an essential component for radiologists participating in the NLCSP. Users can claim up to 2 hours for completing Series 6.)

To confirm a user has finished a lecture, the user must click the "Finish" button. This will add the lecture to the user's Completed Module List. The Completed Module List can be saved as a PDF and used as proof of completion when applying for CPD.

Please ensure you have completed all sections in a series before applying for CPD hours. CPD can be claimed as you normally would apply to the College. We suggest submitting all e-learning work as "Self-directed learning: journal, web-based".

As we approach the launch of the Program, we continue to work with DetectedX to refine and improve the platform. We have added a quick feedback survey to the DetectedX platform. We ask users to please complete this once you have completed the currently available set of modules on the platform.

The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) have granted permission for RANZCR trainees to complete the RACP Australian Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Maori Cultural Competence and Cultural Safety resource. This course includes in-depth content, video scenarios, reflection and discussion activities, and recommended further resources.

This course is available for all RANZCR members. Clinical Radiology and Radiation Oncology trainees are required to complete the course in Phase 2. New Zealand members are required to complete CPD activities with a focus on cultural competency and health equity, this module meets this requirement.

Access the course through the guest login user type. Follow the prompts to create a guest account.

The Effective Communication and Writing High Quality Clinical Radiology Reports module aims to review the important factors that impact on report quality. Module material is drawn from several clinical practice guidelines, including the RANZCR Written Report Guidelines as well as other publications listed in the References page of this module.

This module is available for all RANZCR members. Clinical Radiology trainees are required to complete this module in the first 6 months of training.

RANZCR members do not need a login to access this module.

How to download your Certificate of Completion

1. On the Certificate page in the learning module, click Print.
2. In the printer settings:
   • Set to print PDF
   • Change layout to Landscape
   • Click More Settings, scroll to the bottom and enable Background Graphics
   • Click Print and save to your device

This online course utilises videos, online lectures, e-books, case studies, and interactive modules to specifically provide medical imaging professionals with fundamental knowledge and skills in research methods. This course will enable you to create answerable research questions, effectively search the medical literature, distinguish between different research methodologies, critically appraise evidence, interpret statistical data, and implement research in practice.

This course is a requirement for Clinical Radiology trainees and is required to be completed by the end of Phase 2. It is highly recommended that the course is completed in Phase 1, and all trainees will be enrolled for free during their Phase 1 of training.
This course is available for all other RANZCR members to enrol at a fee.

All new trainees will be automatically enrolled in the course within the first 4-6 months of training. Trainees will receive an email from Monash Education with the subject line 'Welcome to Research Methods for Medical Imaging Professionals' with a registration link.
RANZCR trainees will be offered this course at this time for free and will have six months to complete. If trainees need to re-enrol after this period, it will be at their own cost.