Measures That Matter To Primary Care

Primary care physicians are over-measured and measured in ways that don’t align to our profession. We’re working to change that.

The measures include:

1. Continuous patient-physician relationships
2. Person-Centered Primary Care
3. Comprehensiveness of Care
4. Trust in Physicians

Adopt Our Measures

If you want to adopt our measures contact PRIME Registry at: primeteam@primeregistry.org or visit primeregistry.org to enroll.

Pilot a Measure

To pilot the measure in your health system contact MeasuresThatMatter@theabfm.org.

The “Measures That Matter To Primary Care” is a suite of quality measures designed for Primary Care by Primary Care physicians. They are closely aligned to the value functions of the profession:

For Primary Care Practices

Reduces burden and burnout
Focuses attention on what matters to physicians and patients

For Employers

Rewards what matters to employees
Improves value and reduces costs in the health care system

For Patients

Supports better relationships and patient experiences
Improves patient care and outcomes

For Insurers and Healthcare Systems

Focuses physicians on high value, high quality primary care
Improves utilization, patient experience and health outcomes

The Continuity of Care Measure
The Person-Centered Primary Care Measure
The Comprehensiveness of Care Measure
The Physician Trust Measure

Our Partners
Recommended Reading
Measure Specifications
The Five Phases of the Measure Development Lifecycle

The Continuity of Care Measure
The Person-Centered Primary Care Measure
The Comprehensiveness of Care Measure
The Physician Trust Measure

Our Partners
Recommended Reading
Measure Specifications
The Five Phases of the Measure Development Lifecycle