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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Canada, a time to raise awareness for the disease and connect with those who have been impacted by breast cancer. This month, the CAR will highlight the importance of breast health and the impact of screening on patients across the country. Read More

Acquiring knowledge is often a critical first step in making meaningful change within a health care organization. The purpose of the CAR’s new CT Accreditation Program (CTAP) is to help organizations and facilities analyze data to better understand their own processes, policies, and technologies, with the aim of ensuring the highest possible standard of CT care. Read More

Are you ready to take your radiology practice to new heights? The CAR invites you to join us at our highly anticipated Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) from April 11-14, 2024 at Le Westin Montreal – where innovation, collaboration, and excellence converge! This year’s theme is CAR 2024: Embracing a New Era. Read More

The CAR extends a warm welcome to the incoming Canadian Society of Pediatric Radiology (CanSPR) President Dr. Elka Miller, and Vice-President Dr. Katya Rozovsky. We look forward to working with them to achieve the goals and advance the mission of the CanSPR. Read More

The CAR Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Working Group is excited to announce the release of a new EDI toolkit document. This accomplishment is the result of collaborative efforts led by Dr. Charlotte Yong-Hing and the dedicated members of the EDI Working Group. Sincere gratitude is extended to the volunteers who contributed their time and unwavering dedication to this significant endeavour. Read More

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Dr. Faisal Khosa, a well know CAR member, graduated from medical school in Pakistan and completed postgraduate training and board certifications in Ireland, America, and Canada. He has an MBA in leadership and equity, diversity, and inclusion. Read More

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Breast density – and its implication for breast cancer screening – is a topic garnering major attention today. About half of all women over 40 who get mammograms are found to have dense breasts, which can obstruct tumour detection on a mammogram.¹ Furthermore, women with dense breasts are at an increased risk for breast cancer.¹ Read More

Are you looking for CME? Get a jump on fulfilling your Royal College MOC requirements with the CAR!

RAD Academy features premium CME activities that are completely accessible anytime and anywhere for CAR members. September is your gateway to uncover a full range of activities, covering a variety of topics - all eligible for MOC credit! Log in to RAD Academy on September 1^st to access these new activities!"

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This is your chance to get involved with the CAR Journal (CARJ) and the Canadian radiology community! Volunteer positions are available for Editor-in-Training and with the CARJ Reviewer Mentorship Program. Taking part in reviewing literature for publication offers invaluable experience for those interested in the behind-the-scenes efforts that bring an academic journal to life. Read More

As the development of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to accelerate, it is becoming increasingly evident that these cutting-edge solutions hold immense potential for enhancing radiology and the broader healthcare sector. Not only can AI significantly improve workflows, thereby boosting productivity, but it also presents a viable solution for addressing the ongoing challenge of providing comprehensive health coverage and expanding access to medical imaging for Canadians. Read More

With the fall season nearly upon us, advocacy is top of mind for the Canadian Association of Radiologists (CAR). On August 4^th we submitted our 2024 Pre-Budget Submission to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance. The theme for this report is focused on the sustainability of radiology in Canada. Read More

The diligent work and genuine passion for radiology education from CAR member Dr. Linda Probyn is being recognized by the University of Toronto (U of T). She was recently awarded the Charles Mickle Fellowship at the U of T Temper Faculty of Medicine Awards. Read More