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BINA Voices: Bridging Care, Knowledge & Support in Breast Imaging

BINA Voices: Bridging Care, Knowledge & Support in Breast Imaging

著者： Mammologix powered by I/O Trak Inc.
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Welcome to BINA Voices, the official podcast of the Breast Imaging & Navigation Alliance (BINA) and hosted by Mammologix, powered by I/O Trak, Inc.

This platform is dedicated to fostering informed conversations around breast imaging, patient navigation, and advancements in breast health. Each episode features expert insights from radiologists, technologists, navigators, patient advocates, and healthcare leaders, bringing you the latest imaging technology, screening guidelines, and patient-centered care. We aim to break down complex medical topics into accessible discussions, empowering patients and professionals.

At BINA Voices, we recognize breast imaging is more than just technology—it’s about people. Through real stories, expert interviews, and in-depth discussions, we explore the evolving landscape of breast health, from early detection strategies to disparities in care and innovations that shape the future. Whether you’re a patient looking for clarity, a healthcare provider seeking professional insights, or an advocate working to improve access to quality screening, this podcast offers valuable perspectives.

Join us as we bridge the gap between medical expertise and everyday understanding. BINA Voices is more than a podcast—it’s a community-driven initiative that connects, educates, and inspires action. Together, we can enhance breast health awareness, support evidence-based care, and ensure that every patient has the necessary knowledge and resources. Tune in and be part of the conversation that makes a difference.

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  • Anatomy of a Good Mammography Results Letter

    Anatomy of a Good Mammography Results Letter
    2026/10/06

    A special BINA Voices edition!

    October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and for the next 31 days, we are going beyond awareness to look at what happens after the mammogram.

    Join Richard Lippert, Founder, President, and Chief Executive Auditor of Mammologix, as we carry on into Day 06 of our Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026 series:

    What happens after the mammogram may be just as important as the mammogram itself.

    A result can be generated. A letter can be sent. A recommendation can be documented.

    But the real question is: Communication is not complete simply because the message left the building.

    This episode explores how good mammography results letter should pass five tests: Accurate. Clear. Timely. Actionable. Compliant. Meeting only one or two is not enough.

    Communication is not complete simply because the message left the building.

    Read the full article on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/anatomy-good-mammography-results-letter-mammologix-5qxke/
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    6 分
  • Patient Reached Does Not Mean Patient Resolved | Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026 | Day 05

    Patient Reached Does Not Mean Patient Resolved | Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026 | Day 05
    2026/10/05

    A special BINA Voices edition!

    October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and for the next 31 days, we are going beyond awareness to look at what happens after the mammogram.

    Join Richard Lippert, Founder, President, and Chief Executive Auditor of Mammologix, as we carry on into Day 04 of our Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026 series:

    What happens after the mammogram may be just as important as the mammogram itself.

    A result can be generated. A letter can be sent. A recommendation can be documented.

    But the real question is: Did the patient complete the next step, and do we know the outcome?

    This episode explores how event being open or closed simply doesn't cut it in today's healthcare environment. In fact, there is a whole new vocabulary emerging to better detail the status of follow-up tracking.

    Patient reached is good news. Patient resolved tells us the loop has actually been closed.

    Read the full article on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/patient-reached-does-mean-resolved-mammologix-bs1he/
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    7 分
  • A Status is Not an Action Plan | Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026 | Day 04

    A Status is Not an Action Plan | Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026 | Day 04
    2026/10/04

    A special BINA Voices edition!

    October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and for the next 31 days, we are going beyond awareness to look at what happens after the mammogram.

    Join Richard Lippert, Founder, President, and Chief Executive Auditor of Mammologix, as we carry on into Day 04 of our Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026 series:

    What happens after the mammogram may be just as important as the mammogram itself.

    A result can be generated. A letter can be sent. A recommendation can be documented.

    But the real question is: Did the patient complete the next step, and do we know the outcome?

    This episode explores why effective tracking must move beyond status lists and become a connected process that follows the patient journey from result to resolution.

    Because breast imaging does not end when the result is entered. Sometimes that is exactly where the most important work begins.

    Read the full article on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/status-action-plan-mammologix-wmmne/
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    7 分
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