sec.234ANotification about diagnostic imaging procedure

### sec.234A Notification about diagnostic imaging procedure This section applies to the director of a diagnostic imaging practice if— a diagnostic imaging procedure is carried out on a person at the practice; and either— the procedure indicates the person has, or has had, or may have, or may have had, cancer; or the director reasonably suspects the procedure is a cancer-related follow-up procedure. The director must, within the period prescribed by regulation, give the chief executive a notification in the approved form about the diagnostic imaging procedure. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. In this section— cancer-related follow-up procedure means a diagnostic imaging procedure that is— carried out on a person after the person has been diagnosed with cancer; and carried out— to identify the presence or absence of cancer; or to support or inform the treatment of the cancer. diagnostic imaging practice means a premises used for carrying out diagnostic imaging procedures. diagnostic imaging procedure means a procedure for producing an image of an internal part of the human body for a diagnostic purpose. computerised tomography scan, magnetic resonance imaging scan, nuclear scan, positron emission tomography (PET), ultrasound scan, X-ray s 234A ins 2023 No. 9 s 21 (sec.234A-ssec.1) This section applies to the director of a diagnostic imaging practice if— a diagnostic imaging procedure is carried out on a person at the practice; and either— the procedure indicates the person has, or has had, or may have, or may have had, cancer; or the director reasonably suspects the procedure is a cancer-related follow-up procedure. (sec.234A-ssec.2) The director must, within the period prescribed by regulation, give the chief executive a notification in the approved form about the diagnostic imaging procedure. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. (sec.234A-ssec.3) In this section— cancer-related follow-up procedure means a diagnostic imaging procedure that is— carried out on a person after the person has been diagnosed with cancer; and carried out— to identify the presence or absence of cancer; or to support or inform the treatment of the cancer. diagnostic imaging practice means a premises used for carrying out diagnostic imaging procedures. diagnostic imaging procedure means a procedure for producing an image of an internal part of the human body for a diagnostic purpose. computerised tomography scan, magnetic resonance imaging scan, nuclear scan, positron emission tomography (PET), ultrasound scan, X-ray - (a) a diagnostic imaging procedure is carried out on a person at the practice; and - (b) either— (i) the procedure indicates the person has, or has had, or may have, or may have had, cancer; or (ii) the director reasonably suspects the procedure is a cancer-related follow-up procedure. - (i) the procedure indicates the person has, or has had, or may have, or may have had, cancer; or - (ii) the director reasonably suspects the procedure is a cancer-related follow-up procedure. - (i) the procedure indicates the person has, or has had, or may have, or may have had, cancer; or - (ii) the director reasonably suspects the procedure is a cancer-related follow-up procedure. - (a) carried out on a person after the person has been diagnosed with cancer; and - (b) carried out— (i) to identify the presence or absence of cancer; or (ii) to support or inform the treatment of the cancer. - (i) to identify the presence or absence of cancer; or - (ii) to support or inform the treatment of the cancer. - (i) to identify the presence or absence of cancer; or - (ii) to support or inform the treatment of the cancer.