ACR Guidance 2.210

The ACR Guidance provides evidence-based recommendations and best practices for radiologists and healthcare providers to improve patient care.

Radiologists, medical professionals, and healthcare organizations seeking standardized protocols and guidelines for radiology practices.

It covers various modalities including X-ray, MRI, CT, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine, among others.

They are reviewed and updated regularly to incorporate the latest research, technology advancements, and clinical practices.

Many ACR Guidance documents are available to the public on the American College of Radiology website, though some proprietary or detailed guidelines may require membership or purchase.

While these guidelines are highly valuable, clinical judgment and individual patient circumstances should always guide decision-making.

Yes, safety guidelines and protocols, including radiation dose management and patient safety procedures, are integral parts of many documents.

Yes, the ACR offers educational materials, webinars, and training programs to help implement guidance recommendations effectively.

Feedback can usually be submitted through the ACR's official website or by contacting their professional practice department.

Adhering to ACR Guidance supports quality assurance but accreditation also includes other standards and compliance requirements.