Lene Andersen is an author, advocate, accessibility consultant, and photographer. She joins Natasha Batchelor, a mammographer who has been involved in the disability world through allyship, education and advocacy to talk about their recently co-authored JMIRS paper.

Their conversation with Amanda ranges from barriers in breast screening, ways to improve accessibility and how individual practitioners, clinics, and funding agencies can make much-needed change.

Links:

• Podcast Transcript (Word document)
• Making Mammography Inclusive for Patients with Disabilities JMIRS Narrative (example of media release coverage)
• Natasha's CAMRT webinar: "Mammography in Patients with Physical Disabilities" (free for CAMRT members)
• Mount Sinai Hospital tip sheet: "Creating an Enabling Environment in Mammography"
• Lene's blog" "The Seated View"
• "Am I ableist?" - Free e-book by Dalhousie medical students Abbey MacLellen, Marihan Farid and Zach Ford written with disability activists