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Put Your Clinical Data to Work With a Registry | AAFP

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Unlike most EHRs, registries can make patient data accessible and actionable, leading to better outcomes and easier quality reporting. SANDY POGONES, MPA, CPHQ, AMY MULLINS, MD, CPE, FAAFP, AND GAIL GUERRERO TUCKER, MD Fam Pract Manag. 2021;28(6):21-24 Author disclosures: no relevant financial affiliations. Medical practices collect large amounts of data in their electronic health records (EHRs), but using that data to make informed decisions can be challenging. Historically, EHRs have proven to be ill-suited for population health management, quality improvement, performance reporting, and care management. Registries can make electronic data more accessible and actionable. A registry is a population health tool that excels at organizing data for a group of patients and providing timely, actionable reports that can be used for care management and quality improvement. The registry obtains data from EHRs, other electronic data sources, or manual data entry. It then organizes and analyzes

Unlike most EHRs, registries can make patient data accessible and actionable, leading to better outcomes and easier quality reporting. Medical practices collect large amounts of data in their electronic health records (EHRs), but using that data to make informed decisions can be challenging. Historically, EHRs have proven to be ill-suited for population health management, quality improvement, performance reporting, and care management. Registries can make electronic data more accessible and actionable. WHAT IS A REGISTRY? A registry is a population health tool that excels at organizing data fo

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