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Useful Data Made Easy: The ACR RISE Registry

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Full-time RISE staff offer personalized, expert support and guidance through the reporting process. RISE users also receive regular communication from staff about MIPS updates, upcoming deadlines and innovative project opportunities.

The RISE Hub, a benefit for all RISE users, contains all the information needed to use the registry successfully, including RISE news, new quality measures, how to earn Maintenance of Certification and Continuing Medical Education points and more.

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If you are interested in learning more about RISE and would like to consider joining, contact [email protected].

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