Reliable medical imaging and diagnostics are often taken for granted. Yet in many parts of the world, consistent access to radiology services remains out of reach.

Radiology Across Borders (RAB) is a global charity working to change this reality by strengthening radiology capability through education, training and in‑country support, helping to improve health outcomes in emerging nations.

RAB co‑founder A/Prof Suresh de Silva and Director Dr Salman Ansari share the organisation’s origin story, the scope of its work today, and the tangible impact it is making on the ground. They also discuss the importance of RAB’s partnership with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), which is helping to expand reach, strengthen programs, and build sustainable radiology capability where it is needed most.

To learn more about Radiology Across Borders or to get involved, visit; https://radiologyacrossborders.org/

You can also contact:
A/Prof Suresh de Silva – suresh@radiologyacrossborders.org
Dr Salman Ansari – salman@radiologyacrossborders.org

The Scan is proudly brought to you by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR).
https://www.ranzcr.com/

Reliable medical imaging and diagnostics are often taken for granted. Yet in many parts of the world, consistent access to radiology services remains out of reach.
Radiology Across Borders (RAB) is a global charity working to change this reality by strengthening radiology capability through education, training and in‑country support, helping to improve health outcomes in emerging nations.
RAB co‑founder A/Prof Suresh de Silva and Director Dr Salman Ansari share the organisation&rsquo;s origin story, the scope of its work today, and the tangible impact it is making on the ground. They also discuss the importance of RAB&rsquo;s partnership with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), which is helping to expand reach, strengthen programs, and build sustainable radiology capability where it is needed most.
To learn more about Radiology Across Borders or to get involved, visit; <a href="https://radiologyacrossborders.org/">https://radiologyacrossborders.org/</a>
You can also contact: A/Prof Suresh de Silva &ndash; suresh@radiologyacrossborders.org Dr Salman Ansari &ndash; salman@radiologyacrossborders.org
The Scan is proudly brought to you by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR). <a href="https://www.ranzcr.com/">https://www.ranzcr.com/</a>

The Scan is a podcast produced by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), created for members and the wider healthcare community.

Hosted by Chris Ashmore, the series explores the latest topics, innovations and issues shaping clinical radiology and radiation oncology, featuring insights from RANZCR members, leaders and experts across the profession.

New episodes released monthly.
Feedback or episode ideas: media@ranzcr.edu.au

The Scan&nbsp;is a podcast produced by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), created for members and the wider healthcare community.
Hosted by Chris Ashmore, the series explores the latest topics, innovations and issues shaping clinical radiology and radiation oncology, featuring insights from RANZCR members, leaders and experts across the profession.
New episodes released monthly. Feedback or episode ideas:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:media@ranzcr.edu.au">media@ranzcr.edu.au</a>

The Scan

The Scan is a podcast produced by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), created for members and the wider healthcare community.

Hosted by Chris Ashmore, the series explores the latest topics, innovations and issues shaping clinical radiology and radiation oncology, featuring insights from RANZCR members, leaders and experts across the profession.

New episodes released monthly.
Feedback or episode ideas: media@ranzcr.edu.au 

The Scan&nbsp;is a podcast produced by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), created for members and the wider healthcare community.
Hosted by Chris Ashmore, the series explores the latest topics, innovations and issues shaping clinical radiology and radiation oncology, featuring insights from RANZCR members, leaders and experts across the profession.
New episodes released monthly. Feedback or episode ideas:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:media@ranzcr.edu.au">media@ranzcr.edu.au</a>&nbsp;