The PRIME Registry Helps Thousands of Primary Care Clinicians Liberate EHR Data and Prepare for MIPS

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The PRIME Registry Helps Thousands of Primary Care Clinicians Liberate EHR Data and Prepare for MIPS

2017

AUTHOR(S)

Phillips, Robert L

VOLUME

30(4):559-559

SOURCE

Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine

The PRIME Registry is a population health and performance improvement tool for clinicians and practices. It extracts patient data from the physician's electronic health record and turns it into actionable measures. PRIME is registered as a qualified clinical data registry and specialty registry open

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