The IPIP Program Incorporates:

• National measures for diabetes and asthma
• Use of registries to manage patient populations
• Monthly data reporting and aggregate summary
• Quality Improvement Coaches working with practices
• Learning Collaboratives
• Decision support tools, such as a visit planner
• A flow diagram and protocols to standardize care
• Frequent monitoring of protocol use to track reliability
• Self-management support to engage patients in care

Physicians who participate in IPIP receive:

• Quality Improvement Coach (QIC)
• QI support from a national expert team
• Monthly aggregate report on IPIP measures
• Practice explorer to compare performance to peers
• Opportunity to receive Part IV credit for MOC & CME credit
• Link to NCQA recognition programs and P4P initiatives
• Tools to improve efficiency and quality

To learn more about IPIP, click the links to the left.

IPIP is sponsored in part by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and convened by the American Board of Medical Specialties.