Physicians have one more incentive to get involved with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' health care quality improvement initiatives.
CMS April 2 announced that doctors can earn continuing medical education credits for participating in QI projects with Medicare quality improvement organizations. "This initiative is an important step to help ensure the quality of health care for millions of Americans," says CMS chief Tom Scully. "The program provides an opportunity for physicians to build their quality improvement capacity while earning CME credit for their efforts to improve care." Under the program, physicians can earn up to...
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