PQRI Coding Guidance 2007
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The document provides guidance on the 2007 Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI) for eligible medical professionals. It describes the goals of the PQRI to focus on quality of care and reward reporting of quality measures with financial incentives. It outlines the eligible professionals, quality measures, reporting requirements, and bonus payments for successful reporting. It also provides details on understanding the quality measures, applicable codes, modifiers, and examples of successful reporting.
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