a c.t. scan for every child who bumped his head or her head to rule out things that can be diagnosed just fine by observation. x-rays that do not guide treatment such as for a simple broken arm. c.t.'s for suspected appendicitis which has perfectly been diagnosed without the c.t. although doctors may hate practicing defensive medicine they do so so they don't get sued. physicians estimate that 35% of diagnostic tests they ordered were to avoid lawsuits as were 19% of hospitalizations, 14% of prescriptions and 8% of surgeries. all told, according to the "newsweek" article, $650 billion in unnecessary care every year was provided by these doctors and another e.r. doctor said he ordered 52 c.t. scans in one 12-hour shift for a total of $104,000 in a single day. these are the things we're dealing with, mr. chairman. one of the most recent studies published in the american college of radiology studies the effects of tort reform on just radiographic tests alone -- yield myself an additional minute

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want to thank the democratic lead, representative raja krystal griner, and my colleague and c.t. caucus co-chair jim langevin. mcmorris hank cathy rodgers, leader mccarthy and steve scalise, who remains in awful our prayers for a full recovery. this legislation aims to restore wrungs from the ladders of opportunity because all americans deserve a good paying family-sustaining job. one of the biggest challenges in career and technical education is the stigma and bias against it. we've seen wrong-headed claims that students involved in the trades lack ambition. these misplaced assumptions are slowly subsiding, but not soon enough. we've also seen students push down the college for all pathway that just doesn't work for some students. c.t.e., or skills-based education, has established itself a path that many high-achieving students pursue in industry certifications and hands on skills they can use right out of high schools and the skills-based education or in colledge. by modernizing the federal investment in c.t.e. programs we'll be able to close the skills gap that exists in this

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billy kim: you know, you had c.t. scan yesterday.there does appear to be progression of the cancer. >> rose: pam sharpe's doctor, billy kim, arms himself with watson's input to figure out her next steps. >> kim: i can show you the interface for watson. >> rose: watson flagged a genetic mutation in pam's tumor that her doctors initially overlooked. it enabled them to put a new treatment option on the table. what would you say watson has done for you? >> sharpe: it may have extended my life. and i... i don't know how much time i've got, so, by using this watson, it's maybe saved me some time that i won't... wouldn't have had otherwise. >> rose: but pam sadly ran out of time. she died a few months after we met her from an infection, never getting the opportunity to see what a watson-adjusted treatment could have done for her. dr. sharpless has now used watson on more than 2,000 patients and is convinced doctors couldn't do the job alone. he has started using watson as part of unc's standard of care so it can help patients earlier than i

to reading area community college and pennsylvania college of health sciences, both of which offers c.t. programs. and we have spoken with as a part of leading up to this bill being introduced, with their faculty, with students and their staff about how some of these programs can be improved. harrisburg area community college has a campus in my district in lancaster. and they do something that i think we will be seeing more of, should be seeing more of. that is they run an innovative apprenticeship program. they brought together private businesses that work with the school to help prepare skilled workers to fill available jobs. very innovative program. the program has been very, very successful and future initiatives there include expanding the program into our local high schools to ensure hat graduates are college or career ready. it's an opportunity we have across the country. if you look at some other models, from the european countries, had long extensive conversation with the ambassador in switzerland. we think about apprenticeship and may be blue collar workers, construction manuf