• You must register as a Toolkit user to participate in outcomes informed care programs sponsored by various payers.
• Be sure to indicate your sponsoring organization. (ValueOptions, Regence BlueCross, etc.)

Good news! When you register as a Toolkit user your user name and password will also be registered with the ACORN Wiki.

Wiki Only Registration:

Complete the form below.

• Why does the Toolkit have a different registration?

The form below is for Wiki Only registration. To register for an outcomes informed care project, go to: Clinician's Decision Support Toolkit Login Page

	Fields marked ** are required
First Name:	**
Last Name:	**
Your WikiName is how you are identified on ACORN: Remember, it is CaseSensitive with NoSpace!	**
(how you log in) Login Name:	**
E-mail address:	**
Telephone:
National Provider Identifier (optional)
Sponsoring Organization (optional):	...select sponsor, Accountable Behavioral Healthcare Alliance, APS Healthcare, Asuris Northwest Health, Corphealth, Group Health, Horizon Health, Kaiser Permanente, LDS Family Services, Optum Health, Regence, Verity, None/Other
Your password:	**
Retype password:	**
Comments: (optional)

When ACORN Wiki receives the form, ACORN Wiki will:

• Create an account for you, so that you can start editing pages using your WikiName.
• Create your personal ACORN Wiki topic using your WikiName as topic name, and add the data you submitted to the topic.
• Add your name to the list of users in the WikiUsers topic in the Main web.
• If you have registered for a sponsored outcomes informed care initiative, you will receive a follow-up email within one business day from DataCenter@clinical-informatics.com that will contain information on how to access your forms and Clinician's Toolkit.

Notes:

• Your National Provider Identifier is required if you wish to submit outcome questionnaires and be able to view your data via a personal and secure web page.
• If you have any questions about registration, send an e-mail to datacenter@clinical-informatics.com.

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