Radiology’s Fight Against Prior Authorization Delays
ACR is leading national efforts to make prior authorization more efficient and clinically appropriate while reducing the administrative burden and supporting national legislation.
Read moreMain Content
FDA Releases Final Guidance For MQSA Regulation Changes Effective Sept. 10
Aug. 29, 2024
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this week provided notice of final guidance issued by the Center for Devices and Radiological Health, Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) and Regulation Amendments: Small Entity Compliance Guide (SECG). The FDA developed the SECG to explain the actions a small entity must take to comply with the MQSA rule and its implementing regulations.
The March 2023 MQSA rule modernized mammography regulations and specifies that the mammography report given to patients specifies if they have dense or non-dense breast tissue; it includes a prescribed paragraph on the significance of breast density.
The FDA prepared the SECG to help small entities comply with MQSA regulation changes, which take effect Sept. 10.
For more information, contact Katie Grady, American College of Radiology® Government Affairs Director.
The March 2023 MQSA rule modernized mammography regulations and specifies that the mammography report given to patients specifies if they have dense or non-dense breast tissue; it includes a prescribed paragraph on the significance of breast density.
The FDA prepared the SECG to help small entities comply with MQSA regulation changes, which take effect Sept. 10.
For more information, contact Katie Grady, American College of Radiology® Government Affairs Director.
Related ACR News
ACR Supports Medicaid Coverage of Lung Cancer Screening
ACR-backed bill would mandate Medicaid lung cancer screening, expand cessation coverage, ban prior auth—aiming to save lives and reduce disparities.
Read morePatient-Centered Imaging Care Led by Radiologists
ACR helps its state chapters fight scope of practice expansion, such as helping to oppose bills in state legislatures that would allow non-physicians to practice independently.
Read more