Breast Cancer Awareness Month
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the CAR has created an electronic and print version poster, A Patient’s Journey Through Breast Cancer Screening. Read more…
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2021 Bulletins – In Case You Missed It
Access all the bulletins sent in 2021 including President’s Letters here
8th International Day of Radiology – November 8, 2019
The International Day of Radiology, spearheaded by the European Society of Radiology and supported by many other imaging organizations, is coming up on November 8th. This year’s theme is ‘Sports Imaging’ and it gives us a chance as Radiologists to remind our physician colleagues, administrators and the general public about the huge role that imaging…
Ultrasound Providers Survey: The Feasibility of the Structured First Trimester Anatomical Assessment
BC radiologists with an interest in obstetric ultrasound healthcare are invited to complete this 5-minute, anonymous survey compiled by co-prinicipal authors, Jo-Ann Johnson, MD from the University of Calgary, and Cindy Kao MD, from the University of Alberta. Read the protocol for the survey here
BC Cancer Breast Tumour Group Biopsy Marker Clip Recommendation
Due to possible delays in surgeries due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and to reduced exposure, the BC Cancer BTG is highly recommending… Read more…
Position Statement on Access to COVID-19 Vaccinations
Joint BCRS/CAMRT-BC Position Statement on Access to COVID-19 Vaccinations for Medical Imaging Professionals in BC The British Columbia Radiological Society (BCRS) and the British Columbia Chapter of the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT-BC) welcome and support the BC government’s Vaccine Distribution Taskforce to guide the vaccine prioritization and distribution across the province. Read…
President’s Letters
October 6, 2020 It is indeed interesting times as we head to a snap election in BC on October 24th amongst another expected COVID-19 surge, while in medical imaging we are still attempting to get caught from the first wave. Well, that is just to get back to the pre-COVID wait lists. Read more… July…
