Health: testing; notification of dense breast tissue; eliminate, and provide for other general amendments to the use of radiation machines. Amends secs. 13501, 13521, 13522 & 13523 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.13501 et seq.) & repeals secs. 13524 & 13531 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.13524 & 333.13531).
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Overview
This bill makes changes to Michigan’s public health code related to the use of radiation machines for mammography. It amends existing rules to clarify definitions, establish standards for mammography authorization, and outlines requirements for facilities and personnel using these machines. The bill also repeals two specific sections of the code dealing with fees and radiation machine registration.
Key provisions
- Defines key terms related to radiation machines, mammography, and licensing.
- Establishes requirements for mammography authorization, including accreditation standards and training for personnel.
- Outlines annual inspection requirements for radiation machines.
- Details a schedule of fees for licenses, inspections, and re-inspections.
- Requires facilities to maintain records of consultations with radiation physicists.
- Specifies the need for a mammography interpreter meeting certain qualifications.
- Repeals two sections of the code related to fees and radiation machine registration.
- Addresses the process for reinstating mammography authorization after a withdrawal.
Who is affected
- Healthcare providers (particularly radiologists and mammography technicians)
- Hospitals and clinics offering mammography services
- Patients undergoing mammography screenings
- The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
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