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The Launches Quality Bill
Georgia launches quality reporting project for health data
Community Health, Department of; Georgia Quality Reporting Project; establish
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If passed, the state would set up a system that forces doctors to send health data, and could fine them for not complying.
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People could get better care because the state can track quality, but doctors may face extra paperwork and penalties, so we should watch the cost and privacy.
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- The bill creates the Georgia Quality Reporting Project.
- It requires health providers to submit clinical data.
- The data will be combined with insurance claim data.
- Penalties are set for providers who do not comply.
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