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Quality & Practice

Empowering and Guiding PM&R

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Navigating the continuous changes to guidelines, reporting measures and other practice requirements can be overwhelming. That's why the Academy is committed to providing resources and support to help define physiatry’s value in medicine and lead physiatrists through the transitions occurring in the business of healthcare.

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AAPM&R's Registry

AAPM&R's Registry is arming physiatrists with data to reinforce their value in healthcare. Learn about how it works and how you can get involved.

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Quality Reporting

Explore everything you need to complete your quality reporting requirements as defined by CMS, including information on the different facets of the Quality Payment Program.

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Coding & Reimbursement

Coding incorrectly results in lost revenue and potentially larger issues for the specialty down the road. AAPM&R has several resources and educational tools to help physiatrists, billers, coders and office managers keep up-to-date on the latest PM&R-specific coding and billing changes.

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Evidence-Based Medicine

Find resources and tools that support Evidence-Based Medicine, which is a systematic approach to clinical problem-solving, allowing the integration of the best available research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values.

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Post-Acute Care (PAC) Toolkit

Explore the Academy's PAC Toolkit to learn how to "care manage" a patient through the evolving post-acute environment, a critical skill for today’s physiatrist to provide true value-based care.

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Patient Safety Notices and Resources

The Academy receives notices from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) MedWatch program and other sources when there is a patient safety announcement that could affect PM&R practices.

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