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Hot topic: Top 5 POLICY stories of the past month
Thursday, March 9, 2023
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Editor's Choice: Policy

2021 Medicare policy changes dragged down radiologist pay, new study confirms

Specialties that provided fewer E/M services, such as radiology and general surgery, saw the largest declines, experts wrote in JAMA. 

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2021 Medicare policy changes dragged down radiologist pay, new study confirms

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Specialties that provided fewer E/M services, such as radiology and general surgery, saw the largest declines, experts wrote in JAMA. 
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Mammography guideline changes have produced a ‘harmful’ spillover effect

Mammography screening trends had remained flat, but they fell across all age groups after the USPSTF issued new guidelines in 2009.

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Mammography guideline changes have produced a ‘harmful’ spillover effect

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Mammography screening trends had remained flat, but they fell across all age groups after the USPSTF issued new guidelines in 2009.
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New prior authorization policy coming down the pipeline, American College of Radiology warns

CMS first announced the change late last year via the 2023 Outpatient Prospective Payment System/Ambulatory Surgical Center Final Rule. 

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New prior authorization policy coming down the pipeline, American College of Radiology warns

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CMS first announced the change late last year via the 2023 Outpatient Prospective Payment System/Ambulatory Surgical Center Final Rule. 
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GE HealthCare recalling nuclear imaging systems as FDA warns of dangerous consequences

The FDA alerted patients and providers about the issue Feb. 15, labeling it as the agency’s “most serious” type of recall. 

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GE HealthCare recalling nuclear imaging systems as FDA warns of dangerous consequences

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The FDA alerted patients and providers about the issue Feb. 15, labeling it as the agency’s “most serious” type of recall. 
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Radiologists among 100-plus physician groups urging CMS to take swift action on prior authorization

The American Society of Neuroradiology and Society of Interventional Radiology want the agency to bust what they say is a burdensome barrier to imaging and other crucial aspects of U.S. medicine.

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Radiologists among 100-plus physician groups urging CMS to take swift action on prior authorization

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The American Society of Neuroradiology and Society of Interventional Radiology want the agency to bust what they say is a burdensome barrier to imaging and other crucial aspects of U.S. medicine.
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