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Using Confidential Clinical Data Registries for Public Reporting and Pay for Performance.

In the early 20th century, Dr Ernest Codman introduced the concept of enhancing the quality of medical care by measuring outcomes data to target areas for improvement.1 He was shunned by his peers at the time, but would be pleased to know that his vision has lived on in the modern healthcare system