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…
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…
The intent of these document is to provide medical guidance in determining non-urgent exams. However, each case may require clinical review before it is postponed.These guides are an evolving work and will be updated accordingly. ACR guidelines on non-emergent imaging March 18: UPDATED Lower Mainland Medical Imaging Non-Urgent Exam Guidance
The BCRS has over the last 13 years offered continuing medical education (CME) opportunities across a growing number of topics and formats. Membership response to the CME has been extremely positive, noting that it adds tremendous value – relevant topics, world class speakers and close to home access. Please complete the following educational needs assessment…
April 2, 2020 Universal precautions should be taken to protect health care workers from infection or disease spread during breast imaging procedures, particularly mammography, breast ultrasound, breast MRI and breast intervention procedures, such as biopsy, during the pandemic outbreak of COVID- 19 in Canada. Read more…
COVID-19 Best Practices in 2020 Optimizing the Educational Experience for Millennials and Gen Z Learners During the Pandemic: Educational Summit – November 4, 2020. Watch video. COVID-19: A Neuroradiology Perspective: Presented by Dr. Jason Chew, staff neuroradiologist, Vancouver General Hospital – September 16, 2020. Watch video. The Role of Chest Imaging in Patient Management during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Presented…
BC Women’s Hospital has implemented a new feedback loop for radiologists. A memo from Dr. Chantal Mayer, Perinatologist from BC Women’s Hospital, regarding a change in the feedback loop for radiologists who refer patients to BC Women’s based on concerning ultrasound findings was sent in mid-November as a broadcast message. Also included was a form for…
Sent on behalf of Dr. Simon Bicknell, President, BC Radiological Society. 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…