ACP's Quality Improvement Network now recruiting practices for ACPNet: Diabetes
ACP's Quality Improvement (QI) Network is recruiting practices to enroll in ACPNet: Diabetes, a QI initiative that provides physicians free access to PQRSwizard, ABIM-approved MOC practice performance (part IV) credit, and ACP's Practice Advisor (formerly the Medical Home Builder).
ACP's Quality Improvement (QI) Network is recruiting practices to enroll in ACPNet: Diabetes, a QI initiative that provides physicians free access to PQRSwizard, ABIM-approved MOC practice performance (part IV) credit, and ACP's Practice Advisor (formerly the Medical Home Builder). Participants will also be entered into a lottery to win free registration for Internal Medicine 2014 in Orlando, Fla.
ACPNet: Diabetes will be launched with a webinar on Nov. 11, 2013, at 7 p.m. EST. This program will help physicians review their diabetes performance and understand how the ACPNet tools can help. After the webinar, physicians can upload baseline and follow-up data from 25 of their diabetic patient charts online, which will be used to automatically calculate diabetes performance measures. The data will be transferred automatically for PQRS and MOC—physicians only have to provide the information once to meet Medicare reimbursement and MOC requirements.
The program's MedConcert platform includes hundreds of resources for improving diabetes care with ongoing opportunities for coaching calls. Overall, participants can gain access to the full benefits of participation in a matter of several hours over the course of 3 to 6 months.
The registration deadline for this program is Oct. 31, 2013. Physicians can register online. For more information, please contact ACPQI@acponline.org.