ACR Guidance

Name: ACR Guidance
Rating: 3.1 (12 reviews)
Author: The American College of Radiology

Medical

Free · Designed for iPad

12 Ratings
Ages

16+
Years
Category

Medical
Developer

The American College of Radiology
Size

116.7
MB

The ACR® Guidance App provides interactive mobile access to select clinical guidance content from the ACR website. Download to access the ACR Contrast Reaction Cards, Reporting and Data Systems (RADS), and Incidental Findings (IF) content. This app is intended for healthcare professionals such as radiologists, oncologists, referring physicians, and medical students who desire on the go reference materials from ACR. This app is not a medical device and should not be considered as one. ACR provides this mobile app for reference purposes only. It is not intended to substitute for the independent clinical judgment of a physician or other health care professional user. A physician or other user is solely responsible for verifying the currency and applicability of app content to a particular clinical situation and thus assumes all risk of use. As allowable under applicable law, ACR and ACR’s employees, officers, directors, agents, contractors and volunteers will not be liable for any damages arising out of the use or misuse of the app, its content, or calculations. This includes but is not limited to a user’s inability to access the app or any loss or corruption of a user’s data.

Ratings & Reviews

3.1

out of 5

12 Ratings

Could be so much more
11/19/2023

EMSJeff
This would be a really useful app if it included the appropriateness criteria. As it stands, I would not recommend the app.
Could be so much more
11/19/2023

EMSJeff

This would be a really useful app if it included the appropriateness criteria. As it stands, I would not recommend the app.
Nothing in this app (almost)
10/25/2021

Jabronimus
I am writing this review on Oct 24, 2021. From what I can tell, this app has been released in the App Store for at least 1 year. When you open the app, there are 3 icons you can click: “Contrast Reaction”, “Reporting and Data Systems (RADS)”, and “Incidental Findings”. I was most interested in the Incidental Findings section.Clicking on either the first or third links displays a page which reads “Coming Soon!” Clicking on the second link displays a page which shows “O-RADS for US”. This is literally the only functional bit of this app.I don’t understand why this was released if none of the links are active. The fact that the ACR decided to release it and hasn’t updated it to flesh it out more is hilariously a commentary on the state of the field of radiology in medicine in America today, to be honest. Lol.
Nothing in this app (almost)
10/25/2021

Jabronimus

I am writing this review on Oct 24, 2021. From what I can tell, this app has been released in the App Store for at least 1 year. When you open the app, there are 3 icons you can click: “Contrast Reaction”, “Reporting and Data Systems (RADS)”, and “Incidental Findings”. I was most interested in the Incidental Findings section.Clicking on either the first or third links displays a page which reads “Coming Soon!” Clicking on the second link displays a page which shows “O-RADS for US”. This is literally the only functional bit of this app.I don’t understand why this was released if none of the links are active. The fact that the ACR decided to release it and hasn’t updated it to flesh it out more is hilariously a commentary on the state of the field of radiology in medicine in America today, to be honest. Lol.
Looking forward to see more info soon.
08/19/2021

bsaroha
This app is good and has potential to be a great tool for every radiologist out there. We just need more informations. Thanks.
Looking forward to see more info soon.
08/19/2021

bsaroha

This app is good and has potential to be a great tool for every radiologist out there. We just need more informations. Thanks.
Not what clinicians need
08/07/2025

steinbej
We need the appropriateness criteria. Help choosing the right test. This stuff here is trivial and not what clinicians generally need.
Not what clinicians need
08/07/2025

steinbej

We need the appropriateness criteria. Help choosing the right test. This stuff here is trivial and not what clinicians generally need.