Our consultations

The Commission frequently consults with specialty areas, sectors and the wider public as a critical part of the development of standards and resources.

Current

Australian Safety and Quality Medical Imaging Accreditation Scheme

Closing 18 July 2025

The Commission is undertaking a consultation on the Australian Safety and Quality Medical Imaging Accreditation (ASQMIA) Scheme. Medical Imaging providers will be assessed against the National Safety and Quality Medical Imaging (NSQMI) Standards under the ASQMIA Scheme. This scheme will replace the Diagnostic Imaging Accreditation Scheme (DIAS).

The Stage 1 consultation is open until Friday 18 July 2025 while the Stage 2 consultation will occur in August 2025.

Upcoming

Review of the national pathology accreditation standards

TBA

The Commission, in partnership with the NPAAC, is undertaking a review of the national pathology accreditation standards.

NSQHS Standards (third edition) - Public Consultation

TBA

By participating in upcoming consultations, you will have the opportunity to shape the future of the NSQHS Standards.

Past

Public consultation on potential changes to the accreditation of general practices

Closed 4 April 2025

Feedback is being sought from the general practice sector on potential changes to the accreditation cycle and assessment of general practices. Your views are important in shaping any changes to the National General Practice Accreditation (NGPA) Scheme.

The consultation is closed.

Help improve the Australian Register of Clinical Registries

Closed 9 March 2025

The Commission is upgrading the Australian Register of Clinical Registries (the Register) as part of the National Strategy for Clinical Quality Registries and Virtual Registries 2020 – 2030.

National Safety and Quality Medical Imaging Standards Consultation

Closed 25 October 2024

The Commission is undertaking a consultation on the National Safety and Quality Medical Imaging (NSQMI) Standards. These standards will replace the Diagnostic Imaging Accreditation Scheme Standards.

The Consultation on the National Safety and Quality Medical Imaging Standards has now transitioned to Stage 2. The Commission is now receiving feedback the National Safety and Quality Medical Imaging Standards and implementation resource through online forums.