ACR Leaders at World Health Expo
ACR leaders presented at WHX Dubai on global AI, quality and safety initiatives advancing high-quality imaging and safe AI adoption worldwide.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published a final rule Dec. 17, that includes a new information blocking (45 CFR Part 171) exception and other updates to protect providers and patients concerned that sharing data about lawfully provided reproductive care services could result in legal action or privacy concerns under certain circumstances. The American College of Radiology® (ACR®) supported finalization of these protections.
The exception was originally a subcomponent of a proposed rule that covered various electronic health record (EHR)/health IT certification criteria and Information Blocking regulatory updates. All other proposals from the rulemaking commented on by ACR — including those related to imaging links in certified EHRs and a new information blocking exception for following patient communication timing preferences — will be handled via a future final rule.
For more information about information blocking rules in general, visit ACR’s related resource page. For questions about digital health policy, contact Michael Peters, ACR Senior Director, Government Affairs.
ACR Leaders at World Health Expo
ACR leaders presented at WHX Dubai on global AI, quality and safety initiatives advancing high-quality imaging and safe AI adoption worldwide.
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Cancer Screening Bills Advance in Early 2026 Sessions
States advance 2026 bills expanding breast and colorectal cancer screening coverage and reducing patient costāsharing.
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ACR urges members to support bipartisan bills enforcing timely insurer payments under the No Surprises Act.
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