ACR Recommends US Visa Flexibility for Healthcare Workers
ACR urges DHS to implement flexibility for healthcare workers, streamline extensions, expand Conrad 30, and collaborate with the medical community.
Read moreThe bipartisan U.S. House Task Force on Artificial Intelligence (AI) released its highly anticipated report on AI Dec. 17. The nonbinding report is intended to inform policymaking activities and priorities of the next Congress and covers a broad range of cross-cutting and sector-specific issues, including those related to the healthcare sector. The American College of Radiology® (ACR®) met with congressional offices and provided comments in May to inform the task force’s efforts.
In general, the task force supports leveraging and expanding the authorities of existing regulatory agencies within the specific sectors instead of creating a centralized AI agency. With regard to healthcare, the task force recommends:
For more information about ACR’s AI-related programs and initiatives, visit the ACR Data Science Institute website. For questions about AI oversight policy, contact Michael Peters, ACR Senior Director, Government Affairs.
ACR Recommends US Visa Flexibility for Healthcare Workers
ACR urges DHS to implement flexibility for healthcare workers, streamline extensions, expand Conrad 30, and collaborate with the medical community.
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