What information should the informatics nurse use to persuade these providers to participate willingly? 

Implementing electronic measures and clinical quality measurements (eCQMs), especially in Accountable Care Organizations, has been a key component to improving healthcare. These measures assist healthcare providers in collecting, analyzing, and reporting patient data to improve quality. Some ACO family doctors may doubt the value of eMeasures. In order to encourage them, an informatics nursing can provide the following:

1. Implementing eMeasures or eCQMs can be a key quality improvement tool that will improve outcomes and patient care. These measures can help identify areas of care that need improvement and encourage providers to use evidence-based methods to do so.
2. ACOs can receive incentives to take part in quality-improvement initiatives, such as the eCQMs or eMeasures. ACOs who participate in these programs can increase their scores on quality and get financial incentives from the payers.
3. Regulatory Requirements The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), require ACOs, to take part in quality-improvement initiatives. This includes eMeasures eCQMs. Financial penalties can be imposed if these requirements are not met.
4. Data-Driven Decisions: eMeasures & eCQMs provides healthcare providers with useful data to help them make informed decisions on patient care. These data can be used by providers to pinpoint areas of improvement and to implement evidence-based practice to improve patient outcomes.
5. Patient-Centered Caring: E-measures and electronic quality management systems (eCQMs) help healthcare providers provide patient-centered care, by ensuring patients get the right treatment at the right moment. These measures help reduce unnecessary treatment and improve patient outcomes.

In conclusion, eMeasures are important components in improving the quality of care within ACOs. Informatics nurses can encourage family physicians to take part in these programs by educating them about their benefits. These programs are attractive to providers because they offer financial incentives, regulatory obligations, patient-centered care, data-driven decisions, and quality improvement.