A male with salt and pepper hair prepares to enter a CT scanner as a younger male technologist in blue scrubs to his left explains what to expect.

Lung Cancer Screening Registry

Your participation with the LCSR helps improve quality of care for your practice and enables advances in the practice of lung cancer screenings for patients across the nation. It is no longer a Medicare requirement to submit to a registry.

A male with salt and pepper hair prepares to enter a CT scanner as a younger male technologist in blue scrubs to his left explains what to expect.

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Support Clinicians in Providing Quality CT Lung Cancer Screenings

Via regular feedback reports highlighting peer and registry benchmarks, the ACR® Lung Cancer Screening Registry assists physicians in evaluating and demonstrating the quality of CT lung cancer screenings conducted in their practice, including benchmarks from peers and the registry.

Because screening is conducted on an asymptomatic population, the medical community must ensure that risks and benefits are appropriately measured and monitored.

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Harnessing the Value of LCSR Participation

Charles S. White, MD, Chair of ACR’s Lung Cancer Screening Registry Committee, describes how participating in the LCSR can drive your practice to ensure high-quality radiologic care.

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Get Started With the LCSR

Learn how to register and participate in the registry.

To participate in the LCSR, you must:

  • Register each facility that will perform lung cancer screening CT.
  • Complete, sign and return your participation agreement to NRDR.
  • Submit payment.

Once you’ve completed these steps, your facility can start submitting your data.

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