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New guidelines on breast cancer screening and diagnosis
On the occasion of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the JRC presents a plethora of new, evidence-based recommendations for breast cancer healthcare on its new, enhanced, user-friendly website.
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Recommendations in the era of guideline transparency
Paper published in the Annals of Internal Medicine. "Methods for Development of the European Commission Initiative on Breast Cancer Guidelines: Recommendations in the Era of Guideline Transparency"
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How to inform women about their breast cancer screening results: new recommendations published
The JRC has released 10 new evidence-based recommendations on how mammogram results and follow-up appointments should be communicated to women within screening programmes.
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New recommendations published: screening intervals and more
This World Cancer Day, ECIBC releases 17 new recommendations providing now access to a total of 40 recommendations on breast cancer screening and diagnosis.
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New recommendations published
Ensuring adequate screening, correct diagnostic techniques and effective invitation.
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New paper published: Intensive follow-up for women with breast cancer
Review of clinical, economic and patient’s preference domains through evidence to decision framework.
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Screening according to high mammographic density?
Breast density is seen only on mammograms and it is different for every woman. Does high mammographic breast density require additional screening such as ultrasound, tomosynthesis or MRI?
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First screening recommendations now online
Launch of the first European Breast Guidelines’ screening recommendations.
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ECIBC Plenary 2016: When Science and Policy collaborate for Health
Day 1 focuses on Science for Policy Development and Day 2 on Policy for Science Implementation. Participation upon invitation.
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Survey on training requirements for breast cancer screening
ECIBC is developing a template for training on digital breast screening. It will contain minimum training requirements for radiologists and radiographers providing digital breast screening in the services adhering to the European QA scheme.