The Breast Diagnostic Assessment Program (DAP) is a clinic where breast imaging results are reviewed by a multidisciplinary team, consisting of radiologists, general surgeons, plastic surgeons and other healthcare providers. In the DAP:
The DAP staff will inform your family doctor of your results and appointments, and keep them up-to-date about your care.
What do I need to know prior to my appointment?
Your visit will take about 30 minutes. Please be advised every effort will be made to adhere to your appointment time, however unforeseen delays may occur on the day. To ensure time for optimal care please plan to be at your appointment for a minimum 60 minutes.
- It is recommended that you bring someone with you. If you use a cane, walker, or wheelchair, please bring it with you.
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- A reminder that we are a smoke-free and scent-free environment. Please do not wear cologne, or scented products while in hospital.
What do I bring to my appointments?
- Your Ontario Health Card. If you have the red and white card, please bring a piece of photo identification such as a driver’s license or passport.
- List of prescription medications.
- List of non-prescription medications such as vitamins, minerals, herbal supplements, and any other natural health products.
What does it mean if I need more tests after my mammogram and/or ultrasound?
- Some women may need further follow-up testing, such as a biopsy. A patient navigator will contact you prior to your biopsy to help answer any questions you may have.
- It’s helpful to know that most women that need more breast imaging tests after a mammogram and/or ultrasound do not have breast cancer.
- If you require additional tests after your 2nd mammogram or ultrasound, you will have an appointment booked with a breast surgeon at the DAP.
- At the appointment with the breast surgeon, you will discuss the results of your breast imaging tests.
Additional Resources
Dr. Willoughby's Breast Reconstruction Website