Mammography

Most women are familiar with breast exams, mammography, and other diagnostic processes related to breast health and breast cancer. As clinicians and, increasingly, patients realize, the need for early detection is clear: data compiled by the American Cancer Society reveals that outcomes are far better when breast cancer is detected and treated while it remains limited to the breast tissue and has yet to spread to the lymph nodes or other structures.

The workflow examples, SBAR and job descriptions are amazing! I looked on the internet for these exact resources and this course has brought it all to me in one package. So grateful to Tricia for her sharing this knowledge.

Explanation of the navigator role, specifically in the imaging spectrum and as a mammography technologist was extremely helpful as there is not much information out there about imaging navigation, more nursing or social work.

I took over the Lead Mammography spot in 2017 and a course like the MQSA and Accreditation would of helped me over the years. I learned a few things and about the changes to come September 2024. The Mammography modality is regulated more than the other modalities and it is so helpful to have a course like this.

Wonderful and personable education of MQSA and Accreditation expectations and Requirements!

Thanks for all the pertinent information on Quality Assurance and Quality Control as it continues to evolve!

All the material presented was very helpful to lead and QC Technologists.

Miranda is very knowledgeable in presenting vital information for our profession. We always thrive to always give our patients excellent care.

The presentation was extremely universal. I am a MQSA regulator and found the details quite informative. The pictures of advanced breast cancer were "enlightening" to say the least. This was an excellent presentation