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Under the law, all mammography facilities must: 1) be accredited by an FDA-approved accreditation body, 2) be certified by the FDA, or its State, as meeting the standards, 3) undergo an annual MQSA inspection, and 4) prominently display the certificate issued by the agency.
Complete 40 hours of initial training in mammography, which includes anatomy, physiology, positioning, compression, quality assurance and quality control techniques, and imaging of patients with implants. Complete 25 mammography examinations under the supervision of an MQSA-qualified individual.
The quality of mammographic images can be assessed based on eight criteria: positioning, compression, exposure, contrast, sharpness, noise, artifacts, and labeling.
Be MQSA certified as providing quality mammography services. Be accredited by a federally approved private nonprofit or State accreditation body. If additional States become approved, the FDA will make the appropriate announcement. Apply to an FDA-approved accreditation body.
FDA uses guidance documents to explain the Agencys current thinking on such matters as the design, manufacturing, and testing of regulated products; scientific issues; content and evaluation of applications for product approvals; and inspection and enforcement policies.
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FDA National Dense Reporting Beginning September 10, 2024, mammography facilities must provide all patients receiving a mammogram with one of two Federal density notification statements (either not dense or dense).
When should you start getting mammograms ing to the USPSTF? In short, the task force now recommends women: Start cancer screening at age 40 instead of the previously recommended starting age of 50. Get screening mammograms every other year from ages 40 to 74.

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