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The Dental Quality Alliance continues its mission of defining quality care.

Friday, Apr. 27th 2012 2:19 PM

The DQA met and the American Dental Association Headquarters December 2nd 2011 in order to continue to make progress advancing oral health quality measurements.  They presented information on their programs related to measure development and endorsement.

 

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