The committee was created by ACEP to establish the ACEP Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR), which will replace claims-baed quality reporting. The ACEP anticipates it will be ready-to-use by January 1, 2016, accordnig to the release.
Founder and CEO of Zotec Partners T. Scott Law commented on Stunz’s appointment.
“We are thrilled that Dr. Stunz has taken this new appointment at a critical time for quality reporting in the specialty of emergency medicine.”
Dr. Stunz will serve on the QCDR subcommittee for Data Standards.
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