Current News
Updated MQIC guidelines may be accessed by clicking on the links below:
Prevention of Unintended Pregnancy in Adults 18 Years and Older (September 2021) and alert
Prevention of Tobacco and Nicotine Use Including Vaping, formerly Management of Tobacco and Nicotine Use (updated December 2021) and alert
Advance Care Planning (updated January 2022) and alert
Management and Prevention of Osteoporosis (updated January 2022) and alert
MQIC one-page guidelines assist primary care providers by outlining evidence-based recommendations, so the focus is on the patient. Many recommendations align with clinical quality measures programs, so implementing the guidelines into practice can support providers with quality measures.
MQIC guidelines are updated every 2 years. For questions regarding specific updates made to guidelines, please contact mqic@mpro.org.
To view other guidelines, please visit the MQIC website at www.mqic.org.
MQIC encourages Michigan physicians to learn about the ABIM Foundation’s Choosing Wisely campaign.
An initiative of the ABIM Foundation, Choosing Wisely is working to spark conversations between providers and patients to ensure the right care is delivered at the right time.
Our Mission
The Michigan Quality Improvement Consortium will establish and implement a core set of clinical practice guidelines and performance measures. The interventions designed and implemented by each plan to improve consistent delivery of services will be at the discretion of individual plans, but guidelines, performance goals, measurement methodology, and performance reporting will be standardized.
About Our Committee
The Michigan Quality Improvement Consortium establishes and implements clinical practice guidelines and performance measures with a focus on improvement for effecting positive health outcomes.
Medical Directors' Committee
- Develop common evidence-based clinical practice guidelines
- Provide direction and final decisions for MQIC
Measurement Workgroup
- Establish common definitions of populations among all health plans
- Establish common measurement protocols consistent with MQIC guidelines
Implementation Workgroup
- Coordinate MQIC communications
- Coordinate health plan and physician activities that complement MQIC quality improvement efforts
Participants
MQIC membership is diverse and includes physicians, health plan administrators, researchers, quality improvement experts, and specialty societies. The consortium recognizes the need to collaborate with other entities and experts to successfully achieve the consortium's vision.
Organizations and Health Plans
