Medical Imaging Accreditation Program (MIAP) Accredited Practices

Information for practices with Medical Imaging Accreditation Program (MIAP) Accreditation applying for accreditation under the Scheme.

In this section:

Diagnostic Imaging Quality Program

Frequently Asked Questions: Capital Sensitivity Arrangements for Diagnostic Imaging Equipment

List of links relevant to Diagnostic Imaging

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) - Medicare-eligible units as at 1 May 2011

Non-accredited practices that have previously been accredited

Quality and Practice

The Practice Accreditation Standards – Entry Level Standards and the Full Suite of Practice Accreditation Standards

Practices with current MIAP accreditation can be accredited under the Scheme by contacting their accreditor and discussing the MIAP recognition arrangements. Accreditation under the Scheme will be granted until their MIAP accreditation expires. Practices will then need to provide a single accreditor with evidence that their MIAP accreditation has been renewed, or qualify against the full suite of Practice Accreditation Standards.

Practices awarded accreditation against the full suite of Practice Accreditation Standards will need to be re-accredited every 4 years as part of the accreditation maintenance program.

More information for practices with MIAP accreditation seeking recognition under the Scheme can be found by clicking this link: Information Resources

A PDF Printable Version of ‘Medical Imaging Accreditation Program (MIAP) and the Scheme’ (PDF 23 KB)

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