ACR Responds to RFI on AI Regulatory Reform
ACR urged the White House to enhance AI oversight and payment policies to support safe, effective, and reimbursable clinical AI use.
Read moreThe White House released an Executive Order (EO) to Advance Women’s Health Research and Innovation March 18, as part of the Biden Administration’s White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research. The EO directs a multitude of federal agencies to develop and strengthen research and data standards on women’s health across all relevant research and funding opportunities. These actions build on the recent announcement of the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health Sprint for Women’s Health, which committed $100 million toward transformative research and development in women’s health.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) will lead several of the directed actions the White House is taking to promote women’s health research. NIH will:
For more information, contact Katie Grady, American College of Radiology® Government Affairs Director.
ACR Responds to RFI on AI Regulatory Reform
ACR urged the White House to enhance AI oversight and payment policies to support safe, effective, and reimbursable clinical AI use.
Read moreCMS WISeR Model
ACR joined an AMA webinar on CMS’s WISeR Model, launching Jan. 1 in 6 states, targeting Medicare services prone to waste, fraud, and abuse.
Read moreACR Urges Agencies to Issue Final NSA IDR Operations Rule
ACR, ACEP and ASA urge federal agencies to finalize the No Surprises Act IDR rule to improve payer-provider communication and streamline disputes.
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