Hospital executives are openly asking state regulators to allow AI to perform initial radiology reads so clinicians only review flagged or abnormal cases. They argue this will cut costs and expand screening access, citing very low miss rates reported by deployed systems in some networks.
— If regulators acquiesce, it could accelerate substitution of clinical diagnostic labor, reshape reimbursement and liability regimes, and change access to screening services for large patient populations.
BeauHD
2026.04.01
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Mitchell Katz, CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals, publicly asked peers whether they should push New York state to permit AI to read images "without a radiologist," and David Lubarsky cited an AI breast‑cancer miss rate of ~3 per 10,000 negatives.
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