:: DARTNet Component Patient Safety Organization (DCPSO)
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality announced that the DARTNet Component Patient Safety Organization (DCPSO) is now listed as a PSO by the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The DCPSO is ready to accept data as a specialized registry, and these data will be used to improve population health outcomes and to increase patient safety. This registry meets the requirements of a specialized registry of CMS Meaningful Use – Objective 10.:: DI News
DI forms new collaboration with AAFP to advance family medicine research - The DARTNet Institute and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) have formed a new collaboration to continue advancing high-quality patient care through effective family medicine research. The collaboration transfers research awards and employees in the Practice-Based Research, Innovation and Evaluation Division (PRIED) of the AAFP to DARTNet. Download the press release (PDF).
DI and Cloud Privacy Labs work toward semantic interoperability - DI and their technology partner Cloud Privacy Labs received the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology’s (ONC) highly competitive 2021 Leading Edge Acceleration Projects in Health Information Technology (LEAP) Award for accelerating the use of electronic health data for research and artificial intelligence applications.
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Informing Practice: Improving Care
The DARTNet Institute is a rapidly growing collaboration of practice-based research networks that are building a national collection of data from electronic health records, claims, and patient-reported outcomes.
At a glance, the DARTNet Institute is:
A quality improvement registry endorsed by a national professional society for Meaningful Use 2 attestation.
Secure, reliable datasets of health information from many organizations for improving quality and fostering research.
Researchers examining patient health information to determine what's happening in real-life practice.
Healthcare providers engaging with their peers across the country to learn the best way to care for patients.
The 12 distinct research networks that make up DARTNet Institute offer access to over 12 million patient visits per year, 5 million patient lives, and approximately five billion data points.
The networks blend quality improvement, effectiveness, and translational research with a data driven-learning system.
Meaningful Use Stage 2 Specialized Registry option of the Public Health Objective
Participating in the DI Practice Performance Quality Improvement Registry allows for Meaningful Use attestation.
Specifically, participation in the DI specialized registry by using a certified EHR technology to provide data allows Eligible Professionals to attest to the Meaningful Use Specialized Registry option of the Public Health Objective (Objective 10, Measure Option 3).
To learn more about the Registry, complete our online form, email DIRegistry@DARTNet.info, or call call Daphne York at 1-866-297-8521, ext 5.