Our research in the field of medical radiation science education and emerging medical imaging technology has a substantial clinical and professional impact, reflected in high publication rates in leading journals and numerous invitations to present at both national and international conferences.
In our degree and professional teaching programs, we are dedicated to providing our students with a robust foundation in the medical radiation sciences, coupled with a strong sense of community engagement. Our approach emphasises evidence-based practice, and we actively immerse our students in authentic clinical placements, ensuring they gain hands-on experience in real-world settings.
Below is a small selection of key published work and research outputs completed by current members of MRS
Queensland Family Cohort: a study protocol

8 citations on Web of Science
11 citations on Scopus
The application of artificial intelligence in the sonography profession: Professional and educational considerations

5 citations on Web of Science
7 citations on Scopus
Relationship between placental elastography, maternal pre-pregnancy BMI and gestational weight gain

4 citations on Web of Science
5 citations on Scopus
Digital radiography reject analysis of examinations with multiple rejects: an Australian emergency imaging department clinical audit

7 citations on Web of Science
10 citations on Scopus
Benchmarking non-attendance patterns in paediatric medical imaging

citations on Scopus
Impact of transperineal ultrasound on perineal skin dose in prostate radiation therapy

1 citations on Scopus
Future proofing the use of the ‘pandemic technology’

1 citations on Web of Science
1 citations on Scopus
Embedding gender and sexuality diversity workshops in an undergraduate medical imaging curriculum

citations on Web of Science
citations on Scopus
The impact of artificial intelligence and machine learning in radiation therapy

22 citations on Web of Science
24 citations on Scopus
Entrustable professional activities of graduate accredited General Medical Sonographers in Australia – Industry perceptions

citations on Web of Science
citations on Scopus