一线的临床医生希望的是能建立一个由医生、医院和病人能够共同承担判断的、保证每个CT检查都适当的系统,而不是根据医疗保险索赔计算出来的数据来决定下一个CT扫描的合理性一项新的联邦法规,激怒了美国急诊医疗行业,并引起行业媒体的关注。这项新的规定是,将通过对急诊室的CT使用情况评分和公开排名的方式,强制性压低CT使用率的增长。此前,隶属于美国卫生与公众服务部的美国医疗保险及医疗补助中心(CMS)已经发布了一项被称为OP-15 The first-line clinicians hope to establish a system that doctors, hospitals and patients can share to ensure that each CT examination is appropriate, rather than the data calculated from Medicare claims to determine the reasonableness of the next CT scan A new federal statute has angered the U.S. emergency care industry and has drawn the media attention in the industry. The new rule is to forcefully reduce the growth in CT usage by scoring and ranking the use of emergency rooms for CT. Previously, the U.S. Medicare and Medicaid Center (CMS), affiliated with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, had released a program called OP-15