SCREENS Act
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Summary
The bill requires the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, within one year, to establish an annually updated national framework of cancer screening recommendations drawn from USPSTF and National Cancer Institute guidance, published in machine-readable form interoperable with mCODE or USCDI. It requires the HHS Secretary, within five years, to adopt a certification condition for health IT systems that can determine whether patients have completed recommended cancer screenings, with privacy safeguards such as minimum necessary data use and patient access rights. It also directs HHS to issue guidance encouraging Medicaid managed care, Medicare Advantage, and qualified health plans to integrate this technology and let consumers opt into it, and expands PCORI's authority to fund related research and pilot projects.
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