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From the AF4Q Evaluation Team, The Penn State team presents "A community-level effort to motivate physician participation in the National Committee for Quality Assurance Diabetes Physician Recogn...

Author: American Institutes for Research (AIR)
Tool, developed in December 2011, designed to facilitate effective consumer education and engagement around cost and efficiency measures.

Snapshots for 2009 describing how each of the AF4Q communities is improving care for all patients by advancing performance measurement and public reporting, consumer engagement, and quality improve...

Snapshots for 2009 describing how each of the AF4Q communities is improving care for all patients by advancing performance measurement and public reporting, consumer engagement, and quality improve...

Snapshots for 2009 describing how each of the AF4Q communities is improving care for all patients by advancing performance measurement and public reporting, consumer engagement, and quality improve...

Snapshots for 2009 describing how each of the AF4Q communities is improving care for all patients by advancing performance measurement and public reporting, consumer engagement, and quality improve...

Snapshots for 2009 describing how each of the AF4Q communities is improving care for all patients by advancing performance measurement and public reporting, consumer engagement, and quality improve...

Snapshots for 2009 describing how each of the AF4Q communities is improving care for all patients by advancing performance measurement and public reporting, consumer engagement, and quality improve...

Snapshots for 2009 describing how each of the AF4Q communities is improving care for all patients by advancing performance measurement and public reporting, consumer engagement, and quality improve...

Snapshots for 2009 describing how each of the AF4Q communities is improving care for all patients by advancing performance measurement and public reporting, consumer engagement, and quality improve...

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