Effective Date: 1 August 2026
1. General Information
Website, course and webinar content is provided for general education, professional development and awareness.
It is not intended to independently diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
2. No Substitute for Medical Advice
Do not disregard or delay professional medical advice because of information available on the website, in a course or during a webinar.
Cancer diagnosis and treatment vary between patients and require individual clinical assessment.
3. No Emergency Service
Website forms, learning-platform chats, emails and social-media messages are not emergency channels.
During an emergency, contact the hospital or visit the nearest emergency facility immediately.
4. No Guaranteed Medical Result
RCIRC does not guarantee:
- Diagnosis through a website form.
- Appointment availability.
- Treatment success.
- Recovery time.
- Cure.
- Suitability of a medicine or procedure.
- A specific clinical outcome.
5. Medicines and Treatment
Do not begin, stop or change medication, chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, surgery or another treatment based only on website or course content.
Treatment decisions must be made by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
6. Online Consultation Limitations
Online consultation may be limited because a doctor may not be able to:
- Perform a physical examination.
- Immediately access all records.
- Conduct required investigations.
- Evaluate an emergency adequately.
The doctor may advise an in-person visit.
7. Educational Content
Course content does not:
- Replace a recognised qualification.
- Replace supervised clinical training.
- Grant professional registration.
- Authorise diagnosis or treatment.
- Guarantee employment or promotion.
- Guarantee acceptance by an employer, university or regulator.
8. Continuing Medical Developments
Medical knowledge, guidelines, medicines and technology may change.
Learners and healthcare professionals remain responsible for checking current professional standards and applicable regulations.
9. Faculty Opinions
Statements made by individual faculty members or guest speakers may represent their professional opinions and do not necessarily constitute an official RCIRC policy.
10. Research and New Treatments
Information concerning research or emerging treatment does not mean that a treatment:
- Is approved for every use.
- Is available to every patient.
- Is suitable for every patient.
- Guarantees benefit.
Formal research participation requires separate consent and eligibility assessment.
11. External Content
RCIRC is not responsible for medical, educational or commercial claims made on third-party websites linked from our platform.