The Journey of the Medicolegal Affairs Committee of the Korean Society of Radiology and a Vision for Its Future: Towards Sustainable Progress Beyond Eighty Years

Abstract

Since its establishment in 2012, the Medicolegal Affairs Committee of the Korean Society of Radiology (KSR) has focused on strengthening the Society's legal and institutional frameworks to protect the professional rights of radiologists. This article reviews the circumstances of the committee's establishment, its major activities, and the outcomes of its regulatory achievements, and makes suggestions regarding the committee's evolving roles and future directions in a rapidly changing medical environment. The committee has systematically revised Society's bylaws and regulations to improve consistency and transparency. It has made continuous efforts to address new challenges, including medical law revisions, introduction of AI technologies, changes in medical data utilization, and increasing medical dispute prevalence. Going forward, the committee will continue to contribute to the Society's leadership by promoting proactive and rational responses to emerging issues in medical practice, including AI and data ethics, protection of medical information, and management of intellectual property rights related to academic assets.

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