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Australian Diagnostic Imaging Association

Working to ensure radiology remains accessible, affordable and safe for all Australians.

The Australian Diagnostic Imaging Association represents private and not for profit radiology practices across Australia. Formed in 1999, ADIA works to ensure to diagnostic imaging remains accessible, affordable and safe for all Australians. For this to occur, private radiology practices - which currently deliver the majority of Medicare funded diagnostic imaging services cost-effectively - must operate in a sustainable, properly funded, quality focused health system. ADIA regularly consults with government ministers, senior departmental officials and a wide range of other organisations and individuals to help develop the most efficient and effective diagnostic imaging sector possible. Highly qualified and experienced medical specialists, radiologists use increasingly sophisticated imaging techniques to provide expert medical advice to patients and their referring doctors. Their work helps deliver better diagnosis and treatment for millions of Australians every year.

29/10/2025

Ahead of the International Day of Radiology next weekend, we’re launching a campaign that shines a light on one of the most critical – and yet critically underfunded – areas of Medicare.

Breast imaging services such as mammograms and ultrasounds have barely seen rebate increases since 1998, which means breast cancer patients are paying more out of pocket.

Learn more about the campaign: www.adia.asn.au/breast-cancer-scans-are-critical/

09/05/2021

Nine million Australians rely on scans every year to diagnose, manage and treat everything from a small fracture to chronic illness.

Radiology works in partnership with your GP to ensure you see the best possible results.

20/04/2021

Your GP relies on radiology to make a diagnosis, determine the right treatment, or even just reassure you that everything’s okay.

05/04/2021

AFLW Superstar Chelsea Randall is no stranger to injuries on the field, and she knows the importance of managing them properly.

Radiology plays a critical role in this, allowing her healthcare team to determine the best treatment and to see how the injury is recovering.

14/03/2021

Every year, thousands of Australians rely on radiology to diagnose an injury, whether through sport, work or day to day activities.

Radiology plays a critical role in keeping Australians healthy, active and at work.

15/02/2021

Radiology is at the core of diagnosis, staging, treatment, surgery and recovery.

It helps our healthcare professionals to help you.

01/02/2021

Healthcare relies on radiology.
From pre-conception and pregnancy scans, through to broken bones, sporting injuries, cancer staging and treatment and more, radiology is with you and your trusted health professionals, every step of the way.

14/09/2020

Your x-rays and scans provide information that your doctors need to diagnose and treat you. Radiology practices are still here to provide those vital scans, and are practising extra hygiene measures to keep you safe, so please .

18/11/2019

Ever wondered how long it takes to become a radiologist? These medical specialists undergo years of extensive study, training and commitment to become a fully-fledged radiologist, and even then must keep up with advances in the field.
International Day of Radiology

13/11/2019

What is the role of radiology in health care? You may not realise, but radiologists are an integral part of patient care, working to diagnose and treat a number of conditions as well as working with other medical specialists to solve problems.
International Day of Radiology

07/11/2019

Today is the International Day of Radiology. It's a chance to recognise the important work done by radiologists and how radiology saves lives. Here's just one example of the crucial role of radiology in patient care.

27/10/2019

As experts in ultrasound, sonographers are an important part of the radiology sector. These imaging specialists use ultrasound to detect cancer, give expectant parents peace of mind, and diagnose and manage a range of conditions.

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71B Grosvenor Street
South Yarra, VIC
3141

Website

http://www.adia.asn.au/

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