Annual Physics Surveys
Assessment of image quality and system performance, dose-related metrics, AEC, kVp/HVL, collimation, compression, artifacts, QC records, and applicable modality-specific tests.
Independent mammography medical physics for digital mammography, tomosynthesis, and breast imaging quality programs—led by a physicist certified in mammography and diagnostic radiological physics by the CCPM.
Support across the equipment lifecycle, from a new system's first clinical use to ongoing performance and quality management.
Assessment of image quality and system performance, dose-related metrics, AEC, kVp/HVL, collimation, compression, artifacts, QC records, and applicable modality-specific tests.
Baseline performance evaluation for new installations, major upgrades, equipment moves, and repairs where physicist testing is indicated.
DBT performance and dose assessment using applicable vendor and program requirements, with integration into the site's wider QC documentation.
Interpretation workstation and display performance assessments, luminance, calibration, ambient light, uniformity, and image quality management.
Evaluation of technologist QC records, trends, remedial-action records, documentation gaps, and follow-up testing requirements.
Preparation of physicist documentation and assistance responding to technical findings in support of applicable Ontario and Canadian accreditation expectations.
Each assessment is scoped to the equipment, clinical configuration, applicable jurisdiction, and relevant accreditation pathway.
Programs and acceptance criteria differ by jurisdiction, system, and accreditation scheme; a site-specific scope is confirmed before testing.
Federal guidance for mammography equipment and radiation protection practices, where applicable.
Support for CAR-MAP physics evaluations, records, reporting, and technical follow-up.
Physics and quality program support aligned with applicable OBSP expectations.
Relevant AAPM and manufacturer guidance, including evidence-informed mammography display quality management.
Our founder is a contributing author of AAPM Medical Physics Practice Guideline 17.a on quality management for mammography review workstation displays, published in the Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics in 2025.
View the peer-reviewed guidelineBoard certification in both specialties, together with MQSA qualification for U.S. mammography practice.
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