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To participate in PGIP, physician organizations may select up to 34 initiatives in which to participate. They then should show meaningful progress in implementing patient centered medical home capabilities while improving quality-and-use performance. PGIP has organized its initiatives and qualification standards into (5) general categories: service-focused; core clinical process-focused; condition-focused; clinical information technology; and organized systems care.
As of January 2012, the Jackson Physicians Alliance has chosen to implement a total of 27 initiatives. Since 2008, JPA has been working with each participating member practice to maximize their earning potential in each of the categories. In the table below, you can learn more about each initiative by clicking on it. JPA is dedicated to helping practice improve their processes to become more efficient, quality driven and patient centered.
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SERVICE-FOCUSED INITIATIVES |
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Michigan Anticoagulation Quality Improvement Initiative |
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Advanced Care Planning - New in 2012 |
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CORE CLINICAL PROCESS-FOCUSED INITIATIVES |
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Michigan Transitions of Care Collaborative - New in 2012 |
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CONDITION-FOCUSED INITIATIVES |
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Cardiac Care - Phase I - New in 2012 |
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Cardiac Care - Phase II - New in 2012 |
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Cardiac Care - Phase III - New in 2012 |
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Chronic Kidney Disease |
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Encouraging Evidence-Based Utilization of Hysterectomy |
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Encouraging Evidence-Based Utilization of Labor Induction |
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Environmental Cancer - New in 2012 |
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Michigan Oncology Quality Consortium |
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Michigan Oncology Clinical Treatment Pathways |
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Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative (MUSIC) - New in 2012 |
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CLINICAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVES |
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Accelerating the Adoption and Use of Electronic Prescribing —PCMH Capability 8.0 |
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ORGANIZED SYSTEMS OF CARE INITIATIVES - New in 2012 |
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Integrated Performance Measurement |
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Processes of Care |