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• The Diagnostics Collaborative Programme

• Council Minutes

• Standing Scottish Committee

• Amersham Health Scholarship

• Anne Hollman Medal

• SIGN Guidelines

• MCQs on line

• Organising future SRS meetings

• Training logbooks

• History of the SRS

The Diagnostics Collaborative Programme

Read the newsletter on this important development that affects all radiology departments in Scotland, and maybe even get involved.

Council Minutes

Council Minutes now appear on this site. More...

Standing Scottish Committee

While I have had no updates from the SSC recently, you may read more about the SSC on the RCR web site. You will need to log in to read the minutes. For the record, SSC reports for 2000-2003 are archived here.

Read the update on Role Development for Radiographers, Assistant Practitioners and Radiography Support Workers, by Liz Robertson (Summer 2005).

Amersham Health Scholarship

Funding is available to assist members travelling to overseas meetings or on overseas fellowships. More...

Anne Hollman Medal

Details of the Anne Hollman Medals in Radiology and Oncology, for the best oral paper presentation by a trainee/staff grade in Scotland, are available on the site.

SIGN Guidlines

Ever thought that no one ever asked a radiologist/oncologist before producing the latest guideline? Well, here's how to do something about it. So act now, or only have yourself to blame...

MCQs galore!

The SRS site now features MCQ questions. The computer sets the questions, ten at a time, and you can work against the clock if you fancy the challenge. The computer will mark the questions as you go along, or all at the end, and offers explanations too. You can even compare your score with everyone else. Do you have any questions of your own? Submissions are welcome.

Check out the MCQ section now!

Organising an SRS Meeting

Interested in organising a future SRS meeting? Already volunteered? We have a point by point guide on how to do it. See what is involved, and contact a member of the committee if you go ahead. Read the "How To" Guide.

In Training?

Fed up with your paper log book? Get the official RCR electronic version from the Education page.

History of the SRS

An excerpt from John Calder's book, "The history of radiology in Scotland 1896-2000" is now available on the website, describing the history of the SRS. All SRS members should have received a free copy of the book; if you haven't, contact the author.