The 2022 IRIS® Registry (Intelligent Research in Sight) Preparation Kit is a convenient guide to participating in the world's largest comprehensive eye disease clinical registry.  This detailed manual will help you and your staff throughout the year with Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) reporting. In addition, this 2022 IRIS Registry Preparation-Kit will help optimize patient outcomes and report your performance on quality measures. 

The kit includes:

• Updated roadmaps for small and large practices
• Tips to avoid common pitfalls
• A detailed user guide for practices integrated with FIGmd
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Quality measure benchmarking table
• Quality measure specifications

With this guide, you can make use of the IRIS Registry by regularly monitoring your quality performance, making real-time process improvements, and enhancing team communications and documentation.
 
This convenient guide can be passed on when there are staff transitions within the practice and can remind current staff of responsibilities throughout the reporting year.

While supplies last, print-on-demand orders will include EyeNet’s MIPS 2022: A Primer and Reference.
 
Formats:

• Digital: Download and print the 2022 IRIS Registry Preparation Kit as a free PDF. It contains the same content as the print product. Two-sided printing is recommended.
• Print: Order the 2022 IRIS Registry Preparation Kit as a spiral-bound 8.5x11 print-on-demand book. Allow up to 10 days for printing and shipping. Expedited shipping is not available. 

Pages : 515

Print ISBN: 978-1-68104-702-7

About the IRIS Registry: The American Academy of Ophthalmology IRIS Registry is the world’s largest comprehensive eye disease clinical registry, with data from more than 71 million unique patients and 422+ million patient visits. The Academy developed it as part of the profession's shared goal of continual improvement in the delivery of eye care.

Participation in the IRIS Registry is a free member benefit for domestic Academy members with eligible EHRs. Eligible physicians who sign up and meet the reporting requirements can use the IRIS Registry to report clinical quality data to the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System.