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RISE Dashboard Updates Help Users Report 2018 MIPS Data

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MIPS score status and the breakdown of scoring details are spelled out more clearly in the new RISE registry dashboard. Click to see full-size image. Image courtesy FIGmd.

Ms. Brown says providers are working to meet these federal reporting requirements and RISE helps them do that, but the end goal is truly to improve patient outcomes by understanding performance in key practice measures. “With this new dashboard, providers have a much clearer and easier-to-operate tool for seeing where they can improve patient care.”

Dashboard Demo
Demonstrations of the new RISE Registry dashboard will be possible upon request at the ACR/AHRP Annual Meeting in Chicago, Oct. 19–24. Stop by the RISE registry booth at the Discovery Center in the exhibit hall to sign up for a 30-minute consultation and learn about the opportunities RISE offers for your practice.

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Learn how rheumatologists have incorporated the RISE registry into quality improvement efforts.

Carina Stanton is a freelance science journalist based in Denver.

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