Jonathan Small, Author at Massachusetts Health Quality Partners

Awarded grant from the Commonwealth Fund to assess the use of patient experience data to improve health care quality in Massachusetts

Awarded grant from the Commonwealth Fund to assess the use of patient experience data to improve health care quality in MassachusettsJonathan Small2018-08-10T22:35:06-04:00

Better Quality Information (BQI) Pilot
(2006)

MHQP was selected to be one of three collaborative quality organizations across the country that would serve as pilot sites for the Ambulatory Care Quality Alliance (AQA). The goal of the pilot program was to test the feasibility of using quality measures approved by AQA to assess the quality of care provided to Medicare beneficiaries, commercially

Better Quality Information (BQI) Pilot
(2006)Jonathan Small2018-09-15T00:53:01-04:00

Harris Berman elected MHQP Board Chair

Harris Berman elected MHQP Board ChairJonathan Small2018-08-11T00:12:29-04:00

Selected by CMS for the Better Quality Information (BQI) pilot program to measure, assess and report on the quality of care that physicians provide to Medicare beneficiaries

Selected by CMS for the Better Quality Information (BQI) pilot program to measure, assess and report on the quality of care that physicians provide to Medicare beneficiariesJonathan Small2021-04-02T16:16:59-04:00

Awarded grant from Physicians’ Foundation for Health Systems Excellence to develop innovative approaches for improving quality and patient experience in physician practices

Awarded grant from Physicians’ Foundation for Health Systems Excellence to develop innovative approaches for improving quality and patient experience in physician practicesJonathan Small2018-08-11T00:18:30-04:00

Released results from the first-in-the-nation statewide survey of patients’ experiences with their primary care physicians

Released results from the first-in-the-nation statewide survey of patients’ experiences with their primary care physiciansJonathan Small2021-04-02T16:18:12-04:00

Rewarding Results: Aligning Incentives with High-Quality Health Care
(2002 - 2006)

MHQP led one of seven projects funded by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) to evaluate
the impact of incentives on physician performance.

MHQP’s work was focused primarily on building the infrastructure necessary to enable the transparent reporting of physician performance in order to study the impact of public reporting on high quality performance. We aggregated clinical effectiveness data

Rewarding Results: Aligning Incentives with High-Quality Health Care
(2002 - 2006)Jonathan Small2025-03-12T22:29:07-04:00

With support from RWJF, held first meeting of regional health improvement collaboratives, leading to the formation of the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement (NRHI)

With support from RWJF, held first meeting of regional health improvement collaboratives, leading to the formation of the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement (NRHI)Jonathan Small2018-08-11T00:25:03-04:00

Awarded grant from Commonwealth Fund to support partnership with RAND researchers to gain better understanding of the relationship between efficiency and quality metrics

Awarded grant from Commonwealth Fund to support partnership with RAND researchers to gain better understanding of the relationship between efficiency and quality metricsJonathan Small2018-08-11T00:36:18-04:00

Health care leaders from around the state convene in a full day conference to discuss ways to build consensus around the public release of health quality information

Health care leaders from around the state convene in a full day conference to discuss ways to build consensus around the public release of health quality informationJonathan Small2018-08-11T00:38:13-04:00

About Jonathan Small