Reviewing and editing submissions for the Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal (CARJ) requires detailed coordination and the tireless work of many hands. The CAR and the CARJ are pleased to congratulate the 2024 Outstanding Reviewers and welcome the new faces who are taking part in the Reviewer Mentorship Program and as Editors-in-Training. Read More

Two radiologists are finishing up their time as Editors-in-Training (EIT) of the CAR Journal (CARJ). Dr. Hannah Hughes and Dr. Karl Narvacan have both spent the past year working under the leadership of other CAR members as part of the EIT program. Read More

A winning project at CAR 2024 is receiving added recognition from Canada's leading radiology journal.

Pediatric Neurosonography: A Comprehensive Review and Systematic Approach won first place at CAR 2024's Abstract Competition in the Educational Exhibits category. This paper was also selected to receive the prestigious honour of being published in the Canadian Association of Radiology Journal (CARJ). Read More

The CAR Journal (CARJ) is proud to select Atrial Strain by Feature-Tracking Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy. Features, Feasibility, and Reproducibility as the 2024 Editor's Award winner.

Congratulations to each of the authors involved in the research and publication of this year's winning article: Drs. Pierpaolo Bassareo, Gloria Caredda, Riccardo Cau, Antonio Esposito, Luca Saba, and Jasjit S Suri. Read More

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Despite some volatility for academic journals in recent years, the CAR Journal (CARJ) has maintained a steady degree of influence, reflected by the CARJ's most recent Impact Factor. Thanks to the outstanding work of its volunteers, the CARJ increased its rank among similar journals and posted an Impact Factor of 2.9. Read More

With internationally renowned plenary session speakers, cutting-edge educational sessions, and engaging networking opportunities, CAR 2024 was a resounding success. Read More

Academic journals like the Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal (CARJ) and many others would not be possible without the dedicated work of peer reviewers. For CAR member Dr. Anass Benomar, the peer reviewing experience has been a rewarding journey. Read More

Canada's first ever medical specialty journal is celebrating a major milestone with its latest published volume. The Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal (CARJ) released the first issue of its 75^th volume earlier this month, continuing its leadership in quality and consistency in the field of radiology research. Read More

The CAR and the Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal (CARJ) are pleased to announce a new initiative with the Faculty of Radiologists in Ireland. This year's recipient is Dr. Hannah Hughes of Dublin. Read More

The Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal (CARJ) and CAR are thrilled to welcome two new participants to this year's Reviewer Mentorship Program and a new Editor-in-Training! Read More

“Presenting my research last year was an indelible, fulfilling experience,” recalled Dr. Kaitlin Zaki-Metias. An incredible opportunity awaits to showcase your research to your peers and the rest of the Canadian radiology community, and it all starts with submitting an abstract for CAR 2024. Read More

Consistency in performance and leadership in quality are key attributes for sustained longevity, no matter the field of study. The CAR Journal (CARJ) has exemplified these qualities for many decades and continues to do so as the calendar flips into 2024 and marks the Journal’s 75^th anniversary. Read More

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

Stay up to date with the most recent achievements and developments at the CAR Journal.

• High Marks for Impact and Citations in 2022
• Standing Committee Chair Changes Hands
• New Podcast Launching this Fall

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The CAR is pleased to welcome new members to the CAR Journal (CARJ) Editorial Board and International Advisory Board. Read More

As leaders in the Canadian radiology community, it is critical for the CAR to develop national standards and guidelines so patients can receive the optimal radiological result, no matter the procedure. CAR guidelines and clinical practice statements are submitted for open-access publication in the CARJ to disseminate to radiologists across Canada. Read More

The CAR Journal and a CAR member are in the running for some major recognition at the 2022 Minnies – Aunt Minnie’s annual awards for the “best and brightest in medical imaging.” This year, Dr. Kate Hanneman from the University of Toronto is a semi-finalist in the Most Influential Radiology Researcher category, and a CARJ study entitled Influences of the Social Media Continuum Model in Radiology: Theory and Reality is a semi-finalist for the Scientific Paper of the Year. Read More

From September 22-24 the CAR Board of Directors gathered in Halifax, Nova Scotia to discuss the upcoming priorities for the fall and to undertake the development of a new strategic plan for the next five years. Despite the challenges presented from Hurricane Fiona, the Board, with representatives from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan (2), Ontario (2), Quebec (2), New Brunswick (2), Nova Scotia, the ACR and a resident representing the Resident and Fellow Section, weathered the storm and had a very productive discussion. The meeting kicked off with a presentation from Dr. Gilles Soulez, CAR President, summarizing the successes and highlights of the last several months. Read More

With the warmer weather upon us, for many of our members the focus is on summer vacations. I hope that you have been able to get away from work to recharge your batteries. I would like to thank our members for their continued support and recognize the many radiologist leaders who have taken time out of their hectic schedules, even through prime vacation season, to support and lead initiatives that will have a significant impact on patient care in Canada. Read More