The Consumer-Purchaser Disclosure Project is a group of leading employer, consumer, and labor organizations working toward a common goal to ensure that all Americans have access to publicly reported health care performance information. Our shared vision is that with this information, Americans will be better able to select hospitals, physicians, and treatments based on nationally standardized measures for clinical quality, consumer experience, equity, and efficiency.

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April 1, 2008
Consumers, Purchasers, Physicians, and Insurers Agree on Principles to Guide Physician Performance Reporting
Leading consumer, employer and labor organizations today announced a comprehensive national agreement with leading physician groups and health insurers on principles to guide how health plans measure doctors' performance and report the information to consumers. The "Patient Charter for Physician Performance Measurement, Reporting and Tiering Programs" creates a national set of principles to guide measuring and reporting to consumers about doctors' performance. Read more