Introducing the Axon Registry: An opportunity to improve quality of neurologic care.

Authors

Bruce Sigsbee, Pen Bay Medical Center
James N Goldenberg, Pen Bay Medical Center
Christopher T Bever, Pen Bay Medical Center
Becky Schierman, Pen Bay Medical Center
Lyell K Jones, Pen Bay Medical Center

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

11-22-2016

Institution/Department

MaineHealth, Neurology and Neuroscience

Journal Title

Neurology

MeSH Headings

Humans, Neurology, Quality Improvement, Registries, Research Design, Societies, Medical, United States

Abstract

Clinical quality data registries are increasingly popular tools used by providers to improve the quality of clinical care and satisfy growing numbers of regulatory and reporting requirements. Specialty societies use registries to provide value to their members and guide improvements in care at the population level. In this article, we outline the rationale, structure, function, and challenges related to the American Academy of Neurology's development of its own clinical quality data registry: the Axon Registry.

ISSN

1526-632X

First Page

2254

Recommended Citation

Sigsbee, Bruce; Goldenberg, James N; Bever, Christopher T; Schierman, Becky; and Jones, Lyell K, "Introducing the Axon Registry: An opportunity to improve quality of neurologic care." (2016). Pen Bay Medical Center. 15.
https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/pbmc/15

Last Page

2258