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. 2019 Jul 31;34(10):2275–2281. doi: 10.1007/s11606-019-05207-z

Table 2.

Overview of study questions and findings from interviews

Perspectives: advantages of MIPS Related practice changes    Suggestions for program administrators
Encouraging development of systems for quality measurement, improvement, and reporting Technology: Acquiring EHR, “tweaking” EHR, buying new equipment (e.g., retinal camera)
Staffing: Hiring new personnel or giving new tasks to existing personnel
Perspectives: disadvantages of MIPS Related practice changes Suggestions for program administrators
Burdens of participation are too great Structural practice changes (joining larger practice; selling practice) Simplify the program and reduce administrative burdens
٠ Decreased provider satisfaction
٠ Diversion of limited resources away from direct patient care
Practices serving vulnerable patients may be at risk for penalties Protect practices serving the most vulnerable patients
Improve communication between program administrators and patients