February 15, 2018
Joint Commission seeking eCQM success stories
Editor's Note
The Joint Commission on February 14 announced that accredited hospitals should start thinking about electronic clinical quality measure (eCQM) success stories to share in the 2018 Pioneers in Quality Proven Practices Collection.
Proven Practices was launched last year and is a peer-to-peer sharing of specific practices that an organization does exceptionally well.
If an organization is selected as an Expert Contributor, it will be asked to present its practices as part of a webinar series.
Information about the submission process and deadline will be forthcoming.
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