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Draft Quality Measures for 2016 Clinical Emergency Data Registry Available for Comment

By ACEP Now | on August 13, 2015 | 0 Comment
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ACEP and the American Board of Emergency Medicine have convened a quality measures technical expert panel to assess opportunities for the development of evidence-based performance measures for ACEP’s Clinical Emergency Data Registry. The expert panel proposes a set of registry measures to promote the highest quality of emergency care, with a focus on sepsis management and efficiency of care in the emergency department.

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The group is asking for input on these measures. To see the measure set and submit your comments, go to www.acep.org/quality/qmtep.

The four-week comment period closes at 5 p.m. (CST) on Friday, Aug. 21.

Topics: CEDRClinical Emergency Data RegistryPhysician Quality Reporting SystemPQRSQualityRegistry

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