key: cord-0816072-8iz6iw74 authors: Gerlach, Karen; Phalak, Kanchan; Patel, Miral; Leung, Jessica W. T. title: COVID‐19: Current and future crisis planning in breast imaging date: 2020-07-19 journal: Breast J DOI: 10.1111/tbj.13962 sha: f3a025571ab467f70ee966bfee7336c3f58f6faf doc_id: 816072 cord_uid: 8iz6iw74 nan If reopening guidelines are met, then breast center administration and radiologists should assess the readiness to resume safe operations as outlined in Table 1 • COVID-19 is an opportunity for breast centers to evaluate current crisis management plans for continuous quality improvement. • Crisis management plans should include provisions for FDA MQSA regulatory compliance. • Clinic operations resumption should be coordinated with oncology, breast surgery, and governmental agencies. Local disease burden, staff readiness, and PPE availability must be conducive to safe reopening. • Clinic preparations should evaluate staff/patient intake process, scheduling processes, and clinic flow for safe continuing operations. SBI. The Society of Breast Imaging Statement on Screening in a Time of Social Distancing Roadmap for Resuming Elective Surgery after COVID-19 Pandemic Inspection Information Related to COVID-19 Operational strategies to prevent coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) spread in radiology: experience from a Singapore radiology department after severe acute respiratory syndrome Telemammography: technical advances improve patient access in breast care Strategies to Optimize the Supply of PPE and Equipment Viewpoint: CDC's Changing Guidance Underscores How COVID-19 Keeps Winning RSNACOVID-19 Task Force:Best Practices for Radiology Departments during COVID-19 Response to COVID-19 in Breast Imaging Corona virus international public health emergencies: implications for radiology management