The Center for Professionalism and Value in Healthcare

Over 50% of ABFM Diplomates surveyed report that the amount of time they spend on the #EHR at home is moderately high or excessive, with the plurality of respondents reporting good EHR proficiency (49.2%). Read the Factbook: https://bit.ly/4gfEi6E #FMFactbookFriday

Greater EHR usability is linked to improved family physician satisfaction & burnout. EHR efficiency strategies such as scribes improve satisfaction but only for physicians with highly usable EHRs. https://ja.ma/4dHOyTt

Attending the American Academy of Family Physicians FMX '24 annual meeting? Don't miss out on an amazing opportunity to hear Kim Yu, MD, FAAFP speak about value based care and #PRIMERegistry #AAFPFMX

Newly published research shows that patient panels have decreased by 25% in the last 10 years. To learn what this means for patients and their communities, read ABFM's latest article at https://bit.ly/4g1WsbQ #FamilyMedicine #PrimaryCare #FamilyPhysician #ABFMResearch

PRIME Registry was honored to attend the Arkansas Academy of Family Physicians Scientific Assembly this past week. Speaker Bob Phillips, MD MSPH delivered a thoughtful presentation on PRIME and collaborative opportunities with the Arkansas Department of Health. Didn't have time to stop by our booth? Schedule a personal demonstration with a PRIME team member today! primeteam@primeregistry.org

Interoperability promotes data sharing between health care provider settings, and while 71% of family physicians report they have the capability to receive a summary of care from a hospital or specialist outside their own medical group, almost 30% report they either never receive it, or receive it less than half the time. https://bit.ly/4clGx5d #FMFactbookFriday

Viewpoint details the findings of a report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine on family caregiving among those in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine. https://ja.ma/3YEV3S5

The use of HIT in primary care practice has undergone enormous changes in recent years, with one of the most significant shifts in the use of EHRs. HIT is not only useful for patient-provider communication but is also a promising tool for chronic disease care coordination and continuity of care. Almost 97% of ABFM Diplomates report using an electronic health record. Learn more in the Factbook: https://bit.ly/4clGx5d #FMFactbookFriday

In a recent publication by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) Robert Phillips, MD, MSPH, Founding Executive Director The Center for Professionalism and Value in Healthcare discusses the importance of certifying boards in relation to health care policy, medical education, registries, and more. Read the article today: https://lnkd.in/ewwSPptP

U.S. News & World Report recently released their Healthiest Communities Rankings. "U.S. News additionally would like to acknowledge vital contributions to the project’s formation made by Dr. Robert Phillips, founding executive director of the Center for Professionalism and Value in Health Care." Learn how the Healthiest Communities were ranked in @usnews: https://bit.ly/3SG2HI5