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US President Joe Biden’s proposed 2023 budget earmarks funds to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to help cut down on medical testing errors. Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine CEO Jennie Ward-Robinson praised the move.

“Accurate and timely diagnosis is foundational for a safe, equitable, and high-value health care system. In fact, research suggests that this previously under-recognized patient safety issue has a public health impact greater than all other health care-associated harms combined.” – Jennie Ward-Robinson, CEO, Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine

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