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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Board Fam Med. 2014 Jan-Feb;27(1):34–41. doi: 10.3122/jabfm.2014.01.130070

Table 1.

Sample of Registry Item of the Practice Assessment Scales/Key Driver Implementation Scale* in Improving Performance in Practice

Item No. Item Title Description
0 No activity There has been no activity on registry adoption or use.
1 Selected The practice has chosen a registry but has not yet begun using it.
2 Installed The practice has a registry installed on a computer and has set up a template, and entered demographic data on patients of interest (e.g., diabetes) or has outlined a process to systematically enter the data.
3 Testing workflow The practice is testing the process for entering clinical data into the registry but is not yet using the registry to help with the daily care of patients.
4 Patient management All clinical data is entered into the registry and the practice is using the registry daily to plan patient care and is able to produce consistent reports on population performance.
5 Full integration Registry is kept up to date with a consistent and reliable process. The practice checks on and monitors the registry processes and uses the registry to manage the entire patient population.
*

The Key Driver Implementation Scale term is that used by the investigators of the Transforming Primary Care Practice in North Carolina (AHRQ R18 HS019131).