Activity Information

Activity Overview

RISE Performance Improvement is a three-stage performance improvement activity by which evidence-based performance measures and quality improvement interventions / changes are used to help providers identify patient care areas for improvement and positively change their performance.

Current RISE registry users will be able to assess their current quality measure performance in their 2025 RISE dashboard, select measures in which they would like to improve performance, implement changes within their practice for 90 consecutive days to improve measure performance, and re-assess measure performance to see if and how their performance changed.

See full details about the activity, including target audience, CE & MOC information, financial relationship disclosures, and acknowledgement of commercial support, on the catalog page.


RISE Series

This activity is part of a series. See all activities in the series below.


Learning Objectives 

Upon completion of this activity, participants should be able to:

  • Assess their performance on quality measures and identify which measures need performance improvement
  • Identify and implement change(s) in their practice to improve their quality measure performance
  • Assess their quality measure performance after implementing the change(s) and summarize the outcome that resulted from implementing the change(s)


Credit Claiming Information

After you complete the activity, go to the Claim Credit section to claim credit.

To claim credit, you must complete the activity and activity evaluation & reflective statement.

Learners can claim credit one time.

The deadline to claim CME credit and MOC points is December 31, 2025, at 11:59 PM ET.

View Claimed Credit: See your claimed credit on this page, a well as on the My Learning page.

Download Certificate: Download your certificate in the Certificates section or on the My Certificates page.

30 days after completing the activity, you will receive an email with a request to complete the 30-day post-activity evaluation.

See full details about ACR’s CME and MOC on the CME & MOC page.