AHQA report highlights shifting role of PROs.
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Hosp Peer Rev. 2000 Dec;25(12):170-2, 158.
PMID:11188112
Abstract
Physicians and hospitals increasingly have the opportunity to use Medicare peer review organizations to measurably improve health care for seniors, according to a report recently issued by the Washington, DC-based American Health Quality Association, a not-for-profit association of independent, community-based quality improvement organizations holding Medicare PRO contracts.
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