Protecting Children from Cancer-Causing Radiation Act mandates special care in pediatric diagnostic imaging to reduce radiation exposure.

The Protecting Children from Cancer-Causing Radiation Act requires healthcare providers to take specific steps before recommending X-ray imaging for pediatric patients. This includes determining if the imaging is necessary, considering alternatives with less or no radiation, checking the patient's medical imaging history, and discussing the rationale with the patient's parent or legal guardian. The decision on the type of diagnostic imaging remains with the healthcare provider, not the insurance provider.

Protecting Children from Cancer-Causing Radiation Act mandates special care in pediatric diagnostic imaging to reduce radiation exposure.

The Protecting Children from Cancer-Causing Radiation Act requires healthcare providers to take specific steps before recommending X-ray imaging for pediatric patients. This includes determining if the imaging is necessary, considering alternatives with less or no radiation, checking the patient's medical imaging history, and discussing the rationale with the patient's parent or legal guardian. The decision on the type of diagnostic imaging remains with the healthcare provider, not the insurance provider.