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Tammy Rich Swinford

CliniciansClinicianFiled August 25, 2026124 wordsFDA-2026-N-7874-0036
“I work in a Rural Health Hospital and knowing we can treat the community the best way possible if AI is allowed and accepted by other facilities could be a game changer.”

What they argued

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124 words: rural hospital wants AI CT stroke reads accepted for transfer when no radiologist; clinician-facing, no market addressed.

Themes it raises

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Equity, access and under-resourced settingsFDA Q3, Q13, Q21
“I work in a Rural Health Hospital and knowing we can treat the community the best way possible if AI is allowed and accepted by other facilities could be a game changer.”
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The comment as filed

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Rural Health Hospitals can diagnosis stroke victims with AI generated interpretation of CT Head’s and could increase good patient prognosis IF neighboring hospital physicians will accept AI interpretation and a transfer when Rural Hospitals only have AI interpretation when a Radiologist is unavailable to provide a stat reading. I work in a Rural Health Hospital and knowing we can treat the community the best way possible if AI is allowed and accepted by other facilities could be a game changer. Insurance will have to be on board with the AI interpretation transfer which will cause the physicians/facilities accepting to be likely to do so. Transferring patients to a more skilled facility based on patients illness could result in full recovery, timing is the key.