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Fig. 1 | Implementation Science

Fig. 1

From: How do physicians behave when they participate in audit and feedback activities in a group with their peers?

Fig. 1

The CPLP process from clinical question to AGFs. Physician groups bring clinical questions of interest for review by the CPLP. The CPLP team reviews the questions for appropriateness for audit and feedback. Consideration is given to impact, reach, actionability, and accessibility of the data. CPLP collaborates with data custodians to make individualized AF reports for consenting doctors. The confidential reports include individual data with anonymous peer comparators and relevant best practice information. Consenting physicians then participate in a facilitated group feedback session with their peers, led by a CPLP and/or participant facilitator. As a group, the physician peers review each aggregate data point, along with their own performance reports and seek opportunities for practice improvement

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Implementation Science

ISSN: 1748-5908