NEW GAME! Play Burnout Bingo for a Chance to Win Free Breakfast for Your Team*

Welcome to the second installment of just-for-fun activities from the team at PRIME Registry. We know you work hard, and a lot of you struggle with the B-word: Burnout. While we can’t singlehandedly eliminate the causes of burnout, we can work hard to help make your job a little easier, and infuse a little fun. So we created BURNOUT BINGO! 
 
HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:
1. Download and print the card (below)
2. Gather some team members
3. See how quickly you can fill up a row with burnout-reducing actions. 
4. Submit a photo of your team bingo card to us at prime@theabfm.org (with your smiling faces too, if you’d like!) and you’ll be entered to win breakfast for up to 10 people.
*Free breakfast for up to 10 people will be provided via gift card. Winners will be selected at random from all submissions, and announced via email.

Some Measures are Going Away for 2023

Due to lack of adoption, we’ve decided to remove some measures form the PRIME Registry lineup. You can find the list here.

Most of you won’t notice a thing. However, if you were using one of these measures, you can reach out to your account representative at technology partner FIGmd, and they can suggest an alternative.

PRIME Registry Supports the new Optimizing Chronic Disease Management MIPS Value Pathway

With the new Optimizing Chronic Disease Management MVP supported by PRIME Registry, you can choose from a menu of pre-selected measures and simplify your MIPS reporting. Download the flyer here.

PRIME Registry is part of the ABFM Foundation’s Center for Professionalism and Value in Health Care, helping change the environment of health care through services and HIT solutions that support primary care.

Download the flyer here.

Get Credit for Relationship-Rich Care

PRIME Registry has fielded a patient-reported measure of primary care that focuses attention and support on the integrating, personalizing, and prioritizing functions that patients and clinicians say are important. Titled the “Person Centered Primary Care Measure”, or PCPCM, this measure may reduce both the de-personalization experienced by patients, and the measurement burden, burnout, and crisis of meaning experienced by clinicians. This measure is currently available in the PRIME Registry Quality Dashboard for MIPS reporting.

The PCPCM uses a survey to ask patients to assess 11 distinct yet highly interrelated items regarding their assessment of the care they receive. The 11 items were developed with input from hundreds of patients and physicians, and are associated with better personal and population health, equity, quality and costs.

The PCPCM is part of the Measure That Matter to Primary Care initiative. Learn More

Join PRIME Registry NOW for 2023 Performance Year Reporting

In order to ensure adequate time for data gathering, mapping and validation, practices intending to utilize CMS reporting services must be enrolled on or before October 1 of the reporting year. Enroll now!