The ACR is intensifying programs to help radiology practices safely and effectively adopt artificial intelligence.
Key Details
- 1The American College of Radiology (ACR) is expanding its educational and support efforts around AI for radiology.
- 2CEO Dana Smetherman highlights the importance of safe, practical, and responsible AI adoption.
- 3Nearly 80% of FDA-cleared medical AI algorithms pertain to imaging applications.
- 4ACR initiatives aim to ensure members understand AI and make informed decisions when integrating it into practice.
Why It Matters
As more AI tools become available to radiologists, structured guidance and practical integration support from the ACR can increase adoption, safety, and confidence. This affects not only workflow efficiency but also patient care and outcomes across the specialty.
Source
Radiology Business
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