CBC News has obtained a Canadian Medical Association assessment report that outlined issues with CNA's medical radiography program. "We are working with the [Canadian Medical Association] in our ongoing commitment to quality assurance," read the statement. The college said it would advise of the results and provide more details when the accreditation review process is complete. In February 2018, the Canadian Medical Association is divesting its accreditation capabilities — so it can't award the program a six-year status for full compliance. CNA's respiratory therapy program lost its accreditation in June in an unprecedented move by another group, the Council on Accreditation for Respiratory Therapy Education.

Source: CBC News September 28, 2017 09:22 UTC