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April 04
AOA Represented at NQF Forum
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 4/4/2012 5:25 PM

AOA staff is representing the osteopathic medical profession today and tomorrow at the National Quality Forum’s 2012 Annual Conference, “Building a Patient- and Family-Centered Health System.”  Taking place 4/4-5/12 in Washington, DC, the Conference is addressing the impact of policy, health information technology, and emerging measurement strategies on how we further engage patients to ensure they are at the center of health care. It also seeks to highlight new knowledge and innovations, foster dialogue to understand different perspectives and harmonize these into common purposes, and facilitate the creation of an agenda that can help to move the health care improvement field forward. ​

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