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The document discusses the Centricity Physician Office and the Medical Quality Improvement Consortium (MQIC), highlighting the importance of quality improvement in healthcare. It presents data on adherence rates for stroke patients on aspirin and post-myocardial infarction patients on beta blockers, emphasizing the need for better information tools for physicians to enhance care quality and clinical performance. The document also outlines national pay-for-performance initiatives, local programs, and the role of EMR systems in improving patient care through data utilization.

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