The webinar provided information about the updated Meaningful Use requirements for 2015 including:
- All providers must now complete a 90-day reporting period in 2015 and are considered to be in Stage 2 of Meaningful Use.
- The objectives and measures were simplified into 10 objectives from the previous core and menu measures structure.
- Key changes included reducing patient engagement measures and eliminating some data entry measures.
- Providers were advised on how to successfully attest using the Practice Fusion EHR platform and what documentation is required to prove Meaningful Use achievement or applicable exclusions.
Practice Fusion Meaningful Use Attestation WebinarKimberly Hilton
This document provides guidance on attesting to CMS for Meaningful Use incentives. It discusses:
- Eligibility requirements and reporting periods for Medicare and Medicaid providers
- The stages of Meaningful Use and modified stages for 2015-2016
- Documentation needed to prove objectives were met, including screenshots and public health reporting
- The attestation process, including reviewing objectives and measures, selecting clinical quality measures, and submitting an attestation for review and acceptance.
Learn how to enroll your patients in Practice Fusion's patient portal while meeting all your Meaningful Use Stage 1 and Stage 2 requirements. Our recommended workflow maximizes patient engagement while limiting the burden on your staff.
The document discusses changes to the Meaningful Use program requirements for 2015. Key points include:
- All providers will now complete a 90-day reporting period in 2015 instead of full year.
- Providers previously in Stage 1 are now in a "Modified Stage 2."
- Requirements have been simplified into 10 objectives with reduced patient engagement measures.
- Many data entry measures have been eliminated.
- Providers can choose to complete Stage 3 in 2017 or remain in Stage 2, with Stage 3 becoming mandatory in 2018.
This document provides information about 2015 meaningful use and PQRS reporting requirements. It reviews the attestation process for meaningful use and the different reporting options for PQRS. It also demonstrates how to generate and submit a PQRS file using the Practice Fusion dashboard. Homework assignments are given to review meaningful use resources and set up IACS accounts for PQRS reporting.
The document discusses clinical quality measures (CQMs) and reporting CQMs through Practice Fusion to meet requirements for programs like Meaningful Use and PQRS. It explains that providers are increasingly evaluated on quality and outcomes, describes key quality programs and their CQM reporting requirements, and provides guidance on selecting applicable CQMs and the reporting process through Practice Fusion.
This document provides guidance on attesting for Meaningful Use incentives. It outlines the attestation process, including reporting core and menu measures, clinical quality measures, and documentation requirements. Key deadlines are attending by March 20, 2015 for Medicare and before February 28, 2015 for Medicaid. The document reviews completing attestation on the CMS or state Medicaid website and the steps involved in confirming Meaningful Use achievement.
Practice Fusion Meaningful Use Attestation WebinarKimberly Hilton
This document provides guidance on attesting to CMS for Meaningful Use incentives. It discusses:
- Eligibility requirements and reporting periods for Medicare and Medicaid providers
- The stages of Meaningful Use and modified stages for 2015-2016
- Documentation needed to prove objectives were met, including screenshots and public health reporting
- The attestation process, including reviewing objectives and measures, selecting clinical quality measures, and submitting an attestation for review and acceptance.
Learn how to enroll your patients in Practice Fusion's patient portal while meeting all your Meaningful Use Stage 1 and Stage 2 requirements. Our recommended workflow maximizes patient engagement while limiting the burden on your staff.
The document discusses changes to the Meaningful Use program requirements for 2015. Key points include:
- All providers will now complete a 90-day reporting period in 2015 instead of full year.
- Providers previously in Stage 1 are now in a "Modified Stage 2."
- Requirements have been simplified into 10 objectives with reduced patient engagement measures.
- Many data entry measures have been eliminated.
- Providers can choose to complete Stage 3 in 2017 or remain in Stage 2, with Stage 3 becoming mandatory in 2018.
This document provides information about 2015 meaningful use and PQRS reporting requirements. It reviews the attestation process for meaningful use and the different reporting options for PQRS. It also demonstrates how to generate and submit a PQRS file using the Practice Fusion dashboard. Homework assignments are given to review meaningful use resources and set up IACS accounts for PQRS reporting.
The document discusses clinical quality measures (CQMs) and reporting CQMs through Practice Fusion to meet requirements for programs like Meaningful Use and PQRS. It explains that providers are increasingly evaluated on quality and outcomes, describes key quality programs and their CQM reporting requirements, and provides guidance on selecting applicable CQMs and the reporting process through Practice Fusion.
This document provides guidance on attesting for Meaningful Use incentives. It outlines the attestation process, including reporting core and menu measures, clinical quality measures, and documentation requirements. Key deadlines are attending by March 20, 2015 for Medicare and before February 28, 2015 for Medicaid. The document reviews completing attestation on the CMS or state Medicaid website and the steps involved in confirming Meaningful Use achievement.
This document discusses the requirements for Meaningful Use Stage 2. It outlines the core and menu objectives including clinical quality measures, electronic prescribing, health information exchange, patient electronic access, and secure messaging. It provides guidance on exclusions and gives workflows within Practice Fusion for how to meet each objective. Key requirements include reporting 9 clinical quality measures covering 3 domains, using computerized physician order entry for 60% of medications and incorporating structured lab results.
The document discusses key aspects of Meaningful Use Stage 1, including:
1) Eligible providers can qualify for EHR incentive payments through Medicare or Medicaid by meeting Meaningful Use objectives such as recording patient demographics and smoking status for a specified number of patients.
2) There are three stages of Meaningful Use with increasing requirements to improve outcomes, such as engaging patients and improving care coordination.
3) Providers have until February 28th of the following year to attest they met Meaningful Use requirements for an incentive payment for the prior year. Failure to meet requirements could result in penalties under Medicare.
Understanding the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) Requirements in 2014Practice Fusion
This webinar, Understanding the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) Requirements in 2014, goes over which reporting options are available, what the incentives and penalties are for participating, reporting requirements, and how to choose quality measure for reporting.
Meaningful Use Stage 2 and Health Information Exchange (HIE)MassEHealth
Transformational intent of Meaningful Use (MU) and the increased trend toward interoperability in MU Stage 2 (MU2); MU2 objectives with an HIE component and their MU2 measures; Approaches to achieving the transitions of care; Available public health registries and their current status and submission pathway; How to find a trading partner and best practices to engaging
Meaningful Use Audits and healthcare compliance course offered to Physicians and healthcare professionals to explain the basics of Meaningful Use and HITECH audits. Course is general in nature as many Physicians and organizations are in different stages of meaningful use.
Meaningful Use Stage 2 Summary of Care Data Exchange with Practice FusionPractice Fusion
Stage 2 of Meaningful Use requires that providers complete three Summary of Care measures related to sending referrals. Practice Fusion has enabled providers to complete these measures through our new referral workflows.
To learn about how these referral workflows work (including Direct messaging) and how these workflows relate to Meaningful Use, review the slideshow. This detailed guide will walk you through understanding Direct and how to enable it, the variety of ways to send a referral in Practice Fusion, and how to achieve the related Meaningful Use measures.
Using Practice Fusion for PQRS EHR Reporting in 2014Practice Fusion
This presentation is an overview of PQRS requirements in 2014, requirements for PQRS EHR reporting, and measure selection and EHR reporting applicability. The presentation will also give a deep dive into using Practice Fusion for PQRS reporting.
Measuring & Monitoring Clinical Quality Measures Using Practice FusionPractice Fusion
Review CMS quality measures, how to capture the data in Practice Fusion, and how this data can be used to earn incentive payments through quality reporting programs, including Meaningful Use and PQRS.
This slide deck provides a detailed overview of the PQRS program, including helpful information on how to report for PQRS using the claims-based reporting method. Learn how to report Quality Data Codes for PQRS on Medicare claims and avoid penalties!
New clinical quality measure reporting in Practice Fusion [slides]Practice Fusion
Learn about the new data elements, which quality measures they can be used for, and information on reporting quality measures using Practice Fusion for Meaningful Use, PQRS EHR Reporting, and other quality improvement programs.
Clinical Quality Measures: Measuring and monitoring clinical quality measures...Practice Fusion
Learn about:
1. CMS quality measures.
2. How to capture the data in Practice Fusion.
3. How this data can be used to earn incentive payments through quality reporting programs, including Meaningful Use and PQRS.
This document provides an overview of the Medicaid EHR Incentive Program's Stage 1 Meaningful Use requirements for 2016. It outlines 9 objectives and 2 public health measures that eligible providers must meet to qualify for incentive payments, including protecting health information, implementing clinical decision support, electronic prescribing, health information exchange, and public health reporting. It also describes exclusions, changes from prior years, and next steps providers should take to implement an EHR system and meet the objectives.
The Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI) was established by Congress in 2006 to improve quality reporting in healthcare. It provides incentives for eligible professionals to satisfactorily report data on quality measures for their Medicare patients. Professionals can report either through claims-based reporting using CPT codes or registry-based reporting which involves submitting data to a registry. While the program aims to encourage adoption of electronic health records, participation is currently voluntary though incentives are in place.
The Alabama Regional Extension Center helps healthcare providers in Alabama select, implement, and meaningfully use certified electronic health record (EHR) technology. Its mission is to improve healthcare quality and value through education, outreach, and technical assistance regarding EHR adoption. The Center is part of the University of South Alabama College of Medicine and provides guidance to help providers achieve meaningful use objectives and avoid Medicare payment adjustments.
This document summarizes a pilot program that used an intelligent health information system to send automated notifications to primary care providers when their patients were discharged from the hospital or emergency room. The pilot found that providers who received electronic alerts scheduled follow-up appointments 35% more and billed 37% more for transition of care reimbursements than providers who did not receive alerts. Lessons from the pilot will help improve the system for a statewide rollout in Nevada to further engage providers and reduce hospital readmissions.
The Medicare and Medicaid EHR Incentive Programs offer financial incentives for the
“meaningful use” of certified EHR technology to improve patient care. Read More.. www.curemd.com
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow, releases endorphins, and promotes changes in the brain which help regulate emotions and stress levels.
This document provides guidance for a research paper on a specific cell type. It instructs the student to research the cell using textbooks, educational internet sources, and periodicals. It lists possible resources such as Google Scholar and educational websites. It provides directions for taking notes, including diagramming the cell with labels, describing its functions, location, associated body systems, and other interesting facts. The student is reminded to document all sources used for the research paper and to include in-text citations and a references page using AMA style.
This document discusses the requirements for Meaningful Use Stage 2. It outlines the core and menu objectives including clinical quality measures, electronic prescribing, health information exchange, patient electronic access, and secure messaging. It provides guidance on exclusions and gives workflows within Practice Fusion for how to meet each objective. Key requirements include reporting 9 clinical quality measures covering 3 domains, using computerized physician order entry for 60% of medications and incorporating structured lab results.
The document discusses key aspects of Meaningful Use Stage 1, including:
1) Eligible providers can qualify for EHR incentive payments through Medicare or Medicaid by meeting Meaningful Use objectives such as recording patient demographics and smoking status for a specified number of patients.
2) There are three stages of Meaningful Use with increasing requirements to improve outcomes, such as engaging patients and improving care coordination.
3) Providers have until February 28th of the following year to attest they met Meaningful Use requirements for an incentive payment for the prior year. Failure to meet requirements could result in penalties under Medicare.
Understanding the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) Requirements in 2014Practice Fusion
This webinar, Understanding the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) Requirements in 2014, goes over which reporting options are available, what the incentives and penalties are for participating, reporting requirements, and how to choose quality measure for reporting.
Meaningful Use Stage 2 and Health Information Exchange (HIE)MassEHealth
Transformational intent of Meaningful Use (MU) and the increased trend toward interoperability in MU Stage 2 (MU2); MU2 objectives with an HIE component and their MU2 measures; Approaches to achieving the transitions of care; Available public health registries and their current status and submission pathway; How to find a trading partner and best practices to engaging
Meaningful Use Audits and healthcare compliance course offered to Physicians and healthcare professionals to explain the basics of Meaningful Use and HITECH audits. Course is general in nature as many Physicians and organizations are in different stages of meaningful use.
Meaningful Use Stage 2 Summary of Care Data Exchange with Practice FusionPractice Fusion
Stage 2 of Meaningful Use requires that providers complete three Summary of Care measures related to sending referrals. Practice Fusion has enabled providers to complete these measures through our new referral workflows.
To learn about how these referral workflows work (including Direct messaging) and how these workflows relate to Meaningful Use, review the slideshow. This detailed guide will walk you through understanding Direct and how to enable it, the variety of ways to send a referral in Practice Fusion, and how to achieve the related Meaningful Use measures.
Using Practice Fusion for PQRS EHR Reporting in 2014Practice Fusion
This presentation is an overview of PQRS requirements in 2014, requirements for PQRS EHR reporting, and measure selection and EHR reporting applicability. The presentation will also give a deep dive into using Practice Fusion for PQRS reporting.
Measuring & Monitoring Clinical Quality Measures Using Practice FusionPractice Fusion
Review CMS quality measures, how to capture the data in Practice Fusion, and how this data can be used to earn incentive payments through quality reporting programs, including Meaningful Use and PQRS.
This slide deck provides a detailed overview of the PQRS program, including helpful information on how to report for PQRS using the claims-based reporting method. Learn how to report Quality Data Codes for PQRS on Medicare claims and avoid penalties!
New clinical quality measure reporting in Practice Fusion [slides]Practice Fusion
Learn about the new data elements, which quality measures they can be used for, and information on reporting quality measures using Practice Fusion for Meaningful Use, PQRS EHR Reporting, and other quality improvement programs.
Clinical Quality Measures: Measuring and monitoring clinical quality measures...Practice Fusion
Learn about:
1. CMS quality measures.
2. How to capture the data in Practice Fusion.
3. How this data can be used to earn incentive payments through quality reporting programs, including Meaningful Use and PQRS.
This document provides an overview of the Medicaid EHR Incentive Program's Stage 1 Meaningful Use requirements for 2016. It outlines 9 objectives and 2 public health measures that eligible providers must meet to qualify for incentive payments, including protecting health information, implementing clinical decision support, electronic prescribing, health information exchange, and public health reporting. It also describes exclusions, changes from prior years, and next steps providers should take to implement an EHR system and meet the objectives.
The Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI) was established by Congress in 2006 to improve quality reporting in healthcare. It provides incentives for eligible professionals to satisfactorily report data on quality measures for their Medicare patients. Professionals can report either through claims-based reporting using CPT codes or registry-based reporting which involves submitting data to a registry. While the program aims to encourage adoption of electronic health records, participation is currently voluntary though incentives are in place.
The Alabama Regional Extension Center helps healthcare providers in Alabama select, implement, and meaningfully use certified electronic health record (EHR) technology. Its mission is to improve healthcare quality and value through education, outreach, and technical assistance regarding EHR adoption. The Center is part of the University of South Alabama College of Medicine and provides guidance to help providers achieve meaningful use objectives and avoid Medicare payment adjustments.
This document summarizes a pilot program that used an intelligent health information system to send automated notifications to primary care providers when their patients were discharged from the hospital or emergency room. The pilot found that providers who received electronic alerts scheduled follow-up appointments 35% more and billed 37% more for transition of care reimbursements than providers who did not receive alerts. Lessons from the pilot will help improve the system for a statewide rollout in Nevada to further engage providers and reduce hospital readmissions.
The Medicare and Medicaid EHR Incentive Programs offer financial incentives for the
“meaningful use” of certified EHR technology to improve patient care. Read More.. www.curemd.com
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow, releases endorphins, and promotes changes in the brain which help regulate emotions and stress levels.
This document provides guidance for a research paper on a specific cell type. It instructs the student to research the cell using textbooks, educational internet sources, and periodicals. It lists possible resources such as Google Scholar and educational websites. It provides directions for taking notes, including diagramming the cell with labels, describing its functions, location, associated body systems, and other interesting facts. The student is reminded to document all sources used for the research paper and to include in-text citations and a references page using AMA style.
El documento describe los aspectos globales y elementos básicos de una imagen. Explica diferentes formatos, niveles de iconicidad e imágenes simples y complejas. Luego detalla los signos básicos de una imagen como puntos, líneas, formas, texturas, luz, color, encuadre, escala, angulación y uso de texto.
Valencia is a beautiful city in Spain known for its football team, paella, monuments, and beaches. Some of its most famous landmarks include the City Hall, Valencia Airport serving destinations around the world, and beaches like Malvarrosa and las Arenas. Valencia will host the prestigious America's Cup sailing competition in August 2007. The city also has several theaters like the Principal Theatre, and the Oceanografico aquatic park designed by famous architect Santiago Calatrava.
Journalistic principles and ethic questions exam-journalism_(l1)Chormvirak Moulsem
Journalism involves the collection, preparation, and distribution of news through various media. It serves the purpose of disseminating and analyzing information as a public service. Journalistic integrity is based on principles of truth and accuracy. The forms of journalism have diversified and include investigative, broadcast, photo, and advocacy journalism. Modern journalism is increasingly participatory through social media. Historically, Walter Lippmann and John Dewey debated the role of journalism in democracy in the 1920s. Their perspectives still influence discussions around journalism's social responsibilities. A journalist is defined as someone who regularly gathers, processes, and shares news to serve the public, though this definition excludes some unpaid citizen journalists.
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The student conducted an experiment to observe how well dishwashing liquid repels against fat using different types of milk. They predicted the full cream milk would have the strongest reaction as it contains the most fat. They added dishwashing liquid to bowls of full cream, 2% and skim milk containing food coloring. As predicted, the full cream milk showed the colors swirling the most as the soap separated the fat molecules. The 2% milk had a slower reaction while the skim milk colors mixed but did not fully combine. The student concluded the dishwashing liquid repels more against fats, supported by the milk with higher fat content reacting most strongly.
In the first half of 2016, OneSight helped over 86,000 people in 9 countries through charitable programs and sustainable initiatives. Notable accomplishments include piloting a mobile vision care program in the US, signing an agreement to expand permanent vision centers across Rwanda to serve its entire population of 12 million people by 2018, and partnering with an Indian organization to open vision centers serving over 1.4 million people. OneSight also provided continuing education for eye care workers in Rwanda led by Luxottica volunteers.
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What is “social justice” in mathematics? This workshop will focus on how we can make math education more meaningful and relevant to our students. During this presentation you will have time to revise some of your own mathematics lessons to incorporate social justice ideas.
(Co-presenters Caline Khavarani & Lee Kaltman)
ASLAN Training President Marc Lamson provided this presentation to a medical devices conference in San Diego. Please contact ASLAN Training with an questions.
Learn about 2016 trends in government and private healthcare spending, employer costs, and the patient-as-consumer movement that's spurring new provider models.
This document discusses different types of index numbers used in business statistics. It provides classifications of index numbers including unweighted index numbers, weighted index numbers, simple index numbers, Paasche's Price Index, Fisher Ideal Index, and Laspeyre's Price Index. Unweighted index numbers give equal weight to each stock, while weighted indexes weight stocks based on their market capitalizations. Fisher's Ideal Index Number is defined as the geometric mean of the Laspeyre's and Paasche's index numbers, and is considered ideal as it satisfies tests of time reversal and factor reversal.
This document discusses index numbers and how to calculate price indexes, composite indexes, and uses examples to demonstrate these calculations. It provides information on how price indexes track price changes over time for individual items and how composite indexes track changes in the overall cost of multiple items using price indexes and weightings. Formulas and steps are given for calculating price indexes, composite indexes, and using them to find item prices or total costs in different years. Exercises provide additional practice calculating various index numbers.
Este documento presenta cinco breves reflexiones sobre el agua y los cuerpos de agua. La primera oración describe cómo una cascada oculta parte de una montaña, la segunda cómo las emociones se manifiestan a través de las lágrimas, y la tercera cómo un río nace y muere al llegar a otro lugar, similar a la vida. Las dos últimas oraciones describen cómo la niebla crea un ambiente húmedo y oscuro y cómo las nubes se reflejan en lagos y mares presumiendo de su tamaño y suavidad.
Meaningful Use: Programs, Penalities, and PaymentsBen Quirk
Meaningful Use is not dead!
MIPS may be just around the corner, but MU is still very much in the picture. There is enough time, however, for your practice to optimize 2016 reporting and increase 2018 payments and avoid penalties.
This presentation takes you through the steps needed to successfully attest for 2016 and be prepared for upcoming changes.
The document summarizes changes to the 2016 requirements for meaningful use of electronic health records (EHRs). Key changes include replacing core and menu objectives with a single set of objectives and measures for eligible professionals (EPs) and hospitals. EPs have 10 objectives and hospitals have 9 objectives. The objectives focus more on patient outcomes than technology use. Providers will also have more flexibility to customize goals. Audits of EHR meaningful use attestations will continue to ensure compliance. Providers should maintain documentation for at least 6 years to support any audits.
Go deeper with athenahealth specialists to discover all that you need to know and some things you may not know about Meaningful Use Stage 2 and the newest government updates.
Due to popular demand, the Comprehensive Primary Care Plus (CPC+) team hosted a repeat of the webinar that was originally held on Thursday, April 21, 2016. During this webinar Model team members provided an overview of the model specifically for health IT vendors.
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This document summarizes health information technology (HIT) and health information exchange (HIE) efforts in the state of Michigan. It discusses the state's strategic priorities around improving population health, care delivery systems, and health care reform through initiatives like the State Innovation Model. It provides an overview of HIT programs and incentives like the Medicaid EHR Incentive Program. Key organizations involved include the Health Information Technology Commission and stakeholders working to advance HIT and HIE. The goal is to use health data and technology to improve care, outcomes and costs.
Meaningful Use in 2015: 6 things to do before the year’s endCureMD
What's in these slides?
1 ) Implementation timeline and requirements.
2 ) What measures have made it to the final list and how to achieve them?
3 ) A checklist of things to do before the year’s end.
4 ) What to expect from stage 3?
This document summarizes changes to meaningful use stage 2 requirements for eligible professionals. It outlines new objectives like improved patient engagement and electronic exchange of health information. Providers must meet 17 core objectives and select 3 additional objectives from a menu. Clinical quality measures have also changed, with providers reporting measures from 3 quality domains. Payment adjustments will be applied to Medicare providers who do not demonstrate meaningful use, starting at 1% in 2015 and increasing annually. Hardship exemptions are available in limited circumstances.
Wondering about the meaning of Meaningful use? Pulse offers a brief overview of the forthcoming Meaningful Use requirements and what you need to do as a physician to be eligible to receive ARRA Stimulus money when it becomes available.
Wondering about the meaning of Meaningful use? Pulse offers a brief overview of the forthcoming Meaningful Use requirements and what you need to do as a physician to be eligible to receive ARRA Stimulus money when it becomes available.
Wondering about the meaning of Meaningful use? Pulse offers a brief overview of the forthcoming Meaningful Use requirements and what you need to do as a physician to be eligible to receive ARRA Stimulus money when it becomes available.
This webinar discusses how medical practices can prepare for Stage 2 Meaningful Use requirements. Stage 2 focuses on more advanced EHR use, including higher thresholds for existing objectives and new objectives like secure messaging. The presentation reviews key Stage 2 objectives and thresholds, considerations for EHR upgrades, assessing current workflows, and strategies for patient engagement like implementing a patient portal. Medical practices are encouraged to evaluate their EHR vendor's 2014 certification plans and ensure they will meet all Stage 2 requirements by 2014.
As providers face increasing regulation, it is critical to understand the driving forces behind these laws, the barriers to adoption, and the practical ways these new rules can be turned into opportunities. Learn the history and importance of recent legislation (including ARRA and HITECH), the purpose and practical implications of Meaningful Use, an overview of requirements for Meaningful Use Stage 1 and updates on Stage 2.
The Impact of Proposed MU Rule Changes 2015 2017MassEHealth
The presentation summarizes proposed changes to the Meaningful Use program for 2015-2017 outlined in a CMS Notice of Proposed Rulemaking. Key changes include shortening the EHR reporting period to 90 days in 2015, reducing the total number of objectives from 13-17 down to 10 for both Stages 1 and 2, and adjusting the timeline so all providers can attest to Stage 3 by 2018. The goals are to better align the stages, streamline redundant measures, and simplify the transition between stages, without requiring new technology functionality. The impact on providers would be minimal changes to workflow and movement toward continued practice transformation.
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.
The document summarizes changes to the Meaningful Use Stage 2 rules for electronic health record incentive programs. Key changes include allowing a 90-day reporting period in 2017 for first-time participants and those choosing to implement Stage 3 in 2017. It modifies measures related to patient engagement, public health reporting, and thresholds for Stage 3 objectives like computerized provider order entry and electronic prescribing. The final rule also changes the 2015 reporting period to 90 days and aligns future periods with the calendar year. It streamlines programs by removing redundant measures and modifies several objectives and measures for Stages 1, 2 and 3.
This document discusses changes to Meaningful Use Stage 1 requirements for eligible professionals in 2014. Key changes include reducing the EHR reporting period to 3 months, removing one core objective, modifying measures for CPOE and vital signs, and providing more flexibility for public health objectives and clinical quality measures. Eligible professionals must also upgrade to 2014 certified EHR technology and may be subject to Medicare payment adjustments if Meaningful Use requirements are not met.
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There is increasing confidence that cell therapies will soon play a role in the treatment of autoimmune disorders, but the extent of this impact remains to be seen. Early readouts on autologous CAR-Ts in lupus are encouraging, but manufacturing and cost limitations are likely to restrict access to highly refractory patients. Allogeneic CAR-Ts have the potential to broaden access to earlier lines of treatment due to their inherent cost benefits, however they will need to demonstrate comparable or improved efficacy to established modalities.
In addition to infrastructure and capacity constraints, CAR-Ts face a very different risk-benefit dynamic in autoimmune compared to oncology, highlighting the need for tolerable therapies with low adverse event risk. CAR-NK and Treg-based therapies are also being developed in certain autoimmune disorders and may demonstrate favorable safety profiles. Several novel non-cell therapies such as bispecific antibodies, nanobodies, and RNAi drugs, may also offer future alternative competitive solutions with variable value propositions.
Widespread adoption of cell therapies will not only require strong efficacy and safety data, but also adapted pricing and access strategies. At oncology-based price points, CAR-Ts are unlikely to achieve broad market access in autoimmune disorders, with eligible patient populations that are potentially orders of magnitude greater than the number of currently addressable cancer patients. Developers have made strides towards reducing cell therapy COGS while improving manufacturing efficiency, but payors will inevitably restrict access until more sustainable pricing is achieved.
Despite these headwinds, industry leaders and investors remain confident that cell therapies are poised to address significant unmet need in patients suffering from autoimmune disorders. However, the extent of this impact on the treatment landscape remains to be seen, as the industry rapidly approaches an inflection point.
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2. History
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+ Meaningful Use program was created in 2009 from the
HITECH Act as part of the American Reinvestment and
Recovery Act
+ MU started in 2011, and was designed to have 3 stages
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Stage
1
Stage
2
Stag
e 3
Data
capture
and
Advance
clinical
processes
Improved
outcomes
3. Background
3
+ The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
recently finalized Stage 3 requirements
+ CMS decided to also change existing Stage 1 and Stage 2
requirements
Didn’t align with Stage 3
Provider feedback and poor Stage 2 performance
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4. Top 5 Changes to MU
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1) Every provider will have completed a 90-day reporting period
for the 2015 reporting year.
2) All providers are now in Stage 2 of Meaningful Use — in
2015, providers that were previously in Stage 1 completed a
“Modified Stage 2”.
3) The core and menu measures have been simplified into 10
“Objectives.”
4) The Stage 2 measures that required patient engagement
have been greatly reduced.
5) Many data-entry measures have been eliminated.
5. Eligible Professionals in the EHR Incentive Program
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+ Eligibility Guidelines
You qualify individually
You practice in the outpatient setting
You may only participate in one program
+ Medicare
Receive Medicare Part B reimbursements
+ Medicaid
Meet 30% patient volume threshold (20% for pediatricians)
*Meet 30% “needy individual” patient volume
Medicare Medicaid
Doctors of medicine
or osteopathy
Doctors of medicine
or osteopathy
Doctors of dental
surgery or dental
medicine
Nurse practitioner
Doctor of podiatry Certified nurse-
midwife
Doctor of optometry Dentist
Chiropractor *Physician assistant
Furnishes services in a
Federally Qualified Health
Center or Rural Health Clinic
lead by a physician assistant
6. Reporting Periods
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+ All providers in 2015 complete a 90 day reporting period
+ Full year reporting periods resume in 2016
+ Any first year Medicaid participant completes a 90 day reporting period
+ A first year Medicare participant will complete a 90 day reporting period
in 2015 and 2016
7. Modified Stages
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+ Stage 2 providers remain in
Stage 2 for 2015 and 2016
+ Stage 1 providers are in
“Modified Stage 2” for 2015
and Stage 2 in 2016
+ All providers can choose to
complete Stage 3 in 2017
or remain in Stage 2
+ Stage 3 is mandatory for all
in 2018
8. Objective 1: Protect Patient Health Information
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Stage 2 Measure Practice Fusion Workflow
Conduct or review a security risk
analysis in accordance with the
requirements in 45 CFR 164.308(a)(1)
and correct identified security
deficiencies as part of the provider’s
risk management process.
None, measure is completed outside of
Practice Fusion.
*Please hold onto any documentation to prove you met this measure for 6 years*
9. Objective 2: Clinical Decision Support
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Stage 2 Measure Practice Fusion Workflow
Measure 1: Implement 5 clinical
decision support interventions related to
four or more clinical quality measures at
a relevant point in patient care for the
entire reporting period.
Enable at least 5 CDS settings for the
entire reporting period (linked from
Meaningful Use dashboard).
Measure 2: Enable functionality for
drug-drug and drug-allergy interaction
checks for the entire reporting period.
Enable at least 1 drug interaction and
drug allergy alert (severe) in settings
(linked from Meaningful Use
dashboard).
10. Objective 3: Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE)
10
Stage 2 Measure Practice Fusion Workflow
Use computerized provider order entry
(CPOE) to record the following items
during your reporting period:
Measure 1: More than 60% of
medication orders
Record all medication orders in Practice
Fusion.
Measure 2: More than 30% of lab
orders
Record all lab orders in Practice
Fusion.
Measure 3: More than 30% of radiology
orders
Record all imaging orders in Practice
Fusion.
11. Objective 4: Electronic Prescribing
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Stage 2 Measure
More than 50% of all permissible
prescriptions written are queried for
a drug formulary and transmitted
electronically.
Practice Fusion Workflow
Use Practice Fusion to e-prescribe
all medications.
12. Objective 5: Health Information Exchange
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Stage 2 Measure
Create and provide an electronic
summary of care record for more
than 10% of transitions to another
setting or provider of care.
Practice Fusion Workflow
Create a clinical summary and
attach it to your electronic referrals
to a verified Practice Fusion provider
or a provider with a Direct address.
13. Objective 6: Patient-Specific Education
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Stage 2 Measure Practice Fusion Workflow
Provide patient-specific education
resources identified by the EHR for
more than 10% of all unique patients
with office visits seen during the
reporting period.
Click the patient education button at the
bottom of any diagnosis, medication, or
lab and provide the education to the
patient.
14. Objective 7: Medication Reconciliation
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Stage 2 Measure Practice Fusion Workflow
Perform medication reconciliation for
more than 50% of transitions of care in
which the patient is transitioned into
your care.
Reconcile the medication list of all new
patients or patients coming from
another setting or provider in the chart
note.
15. Objective 8: Patient Electronic Access (VDT)
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Stage 2 Measure Practice Fusion Workflow
Measure 1: Provide more than 50% of
all unique patients seen during the
reporting period timely access to view
online, download, and transmit to a
third party their health information.
Invite all patients to the patient portal
within 4 business days of the date of
service.
Measure 2: At least 1 patient seen by
the provider during the reporting period
views, downloads or transmits his or
her health information to a third party
during the reporting period.
Walk one patient through enrolling in
Patient Fusion.
16. Objective 9: Secure Messaging
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Stage 2 Measure
Send a secure message using
the electronic messaging
function to at least 1 patient
during the reporting period.
Practice Fusion Workflow
Enable secure messaging and
send one patient a secure
message.
17. Objective 10: Public Health
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Stage 2 Measure (Meet 2) Practice Fusion Workflow
Measure 1: Immunization Registry Reporting
The provider is in active engagement with a
immunization registry to submit
immunization data.
Connect with your immunization registry in
Practice Fusion’s settings and begin
transmitting immunizations.
Measure 2: Syndromic Surveillance
Reporting
The provider is in active engagement with a
public health agency to submit syndromic
surveillance data.
Export the syndromic surveillance file and
upload it to your local public health registry, if
they have interest in outpatient data.
Measure 3: Specialized Registry Reporting
The provider is in active engagement to
submit data to a specialized registry.
None, this measure must be met outside of
Practice Fusion currently.
18. Objective 10 Public Health Exclusions
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+ Immunization Registry Reporting
Providers who administer immunizations should use Practice Fusion’s immunization
registry integration feature
See the Knowledge Base article for more details on exclusion criteria
+ Syndromic Surveillance Reporting
Exclusion: Is not in a category of providers from which ambulatory syndromic
surveillance data is collected by their jurisdiction's syndromic surveillance system
Alternate Exclusion for 2015: If provider didn’t intend to attest to the menu measure
+ Specialized Registry Reporting
Practice Fusion does not support (optional for certification)
Providers may use electronic submission methods beyond the functions of CEHRT
to meet the requirements
Alternate Exclusion for 2015: If provider didn’t intend to attest to the menu measure
+ Source: CMS FAQ
19. CQM Requirements in 2015
+ Requirement: Report at least 9 CQMs that relate to at least
3 National Quality Strategy (NQS) domains:
+ CMS selected 9 recommended CQMs for adult and pediatric
populations
Practice Fusion supports 9 recommended adult CQMs and
CQMs that cover all 6 NQS domains
Patient and Family Engagement Patient Safety
Care Coordination Population and Public Health
Efficient Use of Healthcare Resources Clinical Processes/Effectiveness
20. Is Meaningful Use based on all patients?
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+ You must record all patients you see, regardless of their
insurance, in the outpatient setting for Meaningful Use.
+ If you see patients in the hospital, you do not need to include
them in Practice Fusion for Meaningful Use.
+ At minimum, you must maintain more than 80% of your
patients in the certified EHR for Meaningful Use.
21. Deadlines
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+ October 3, 2015
The last possible start date for a 90 day reporting period in 2015
+ January 4, 2016
Providers can begin attesting
+ February 29, 2016
Attestation deadline
23. + The process of legally declaring you have achieved
Meaningful Use by reporting information to CMS
+ You will report values for the following:
Objectives and measures
Clinical Quality Measures (CQMs)
+ Attestation is completed on the following websites:
Medicare participants: CMS Registration and Attestation System
Medicaid participants: State Medicaid program website
What is attestation?
24. + Medicare
Deadline to attest for 2015 reporting year: February 29, 2016
+ Medicaid
State Medicaid program deadlines may differ
You should attest before February 29, 2016
When is the deadline to attest?
26. + Maintain more than 80% of your patient records in Practice Fusion
during your reporting period
+ Confirm you achieved OR qualify for an exclusion to ALL the required
measures:
+ Sign notes for all patients seen during your reporting period in order to
see those visits reflected on the Meaningful Use Dashboard
Confirm you have achieved Meaningful Use
Modified Stage 2 Stage 2
10 Objectives 10 Objectives
At least 9 CQMs related to 3 NQS
Domains
At least 9 CQMs related to 3 NQS
Domains
27. + Proof of information exchanges (e.g. email confirmation) for
the following measures:
Immunization registry data submission
Syndromic surveillance data submission
Specialized registry data submission
+ Security Risk Analysis
+ Documentation of any measure(s) for which you are not
using the Meaningful Use Dashboard
Documentation of Actions Completed Outside EHR
28. + Keep screenshots of functionality or reports from Practice
Fusion that are dated during your reporting period for the
following measures:
Drug Formulary Checks (part of the eRx workflow)
Drug-drug and drug-allergy interaction checks
Clinical Decision Support
+ These screenshots serve as additional supporting
documentation in case of an audit
Screenshots for YES/NO measures
29. + Prepare any documentation needed to prove that you qualify
for an exclusion and save it for your records
+ The Meaningful Use Dashboard denominator values may
show that you qualify for an exclusion to a particular measure
E.g. The denominator value for eRx is less than 100
Save Documentation for Exclusions
30. + The public health reporting measures are:
Immunization registry data submission
Syndromic surveillance data submission
Specialized registry data submission
+ You must retain proof that you met or are excluded from the
measures for the purposes of an audit
The proof will come from the registry or PHA, not Practice
Fusion
Review the CMS specified measure exclusions and CMS FAQ
Public Health Objective Documentation
31. Print out your Meaningful Use Dashboard
Print out MU
Dashboard
32. + Located on your Meaningful Use Dashboard:
Reporting period start & end dates
Practice Fusion’s CMS certification ID
+ From your own records:
Your NPPES credentials
Individual NPI number
Tax Identification Number (TIN)
Other Items to Keep Handy
36. Select your Public Health Reporting Measures
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+ The Meaningful Use Objectives will be listed,
and you will need to select which Public Health
Reporting measures you are attesting to
38. + Answer if exclusion
applies to you
+ Choosing “No” will
allow entry of measure
completion
Exclusions
39. + Choose 2nd option if reporting values from the MU Dashboard
This will be an option for some of the patient-based measures
Patient Records
40. + Option 1: Electronic submission:
January 1, 2016 – February 29th, 2016
Medicare EPs have the option to submit a full
year of data electronically to receive credit for
the EHR Incentive Program and the Physician
Quality Reporting System (PQRS) if using the
PQRS EHR reporting mechanism.
+ Option 2: Manual submission
Submitting CQMs manually allows you to
complete your attestation
Manual submission via attestation only allows
you to receive credit for the EHR Incentive
Program
Reporting Clinical Quality Measures
+ You will not receive an EHR Incentive
payment until your attestation is
complete and you have submitted your
CQM values.
+ Providers may choose to submit CQMs
manually and electronically
42. + Read the disclaimer and click on
Agree or Disagree
+ If you choose Agree and you
have met all Meaningful Use
objectives and measures, you will
receive the “Accepted Attestation”
submission receipt
Confirm Your Submission
43. + Keep your documentation for 6 years after you attest in case
of an audit
+ Print your MU Dashboard on the day you attest
+ Don’t wait until the last minute
+ Contact the EHR Incentive Program hotline if you have
technical difficulty: 888.734.6433
Things to remember
44. Resources
Meaningful Use Center
• Practicefusion.com/meaningfuluse
• Practicefusion.com/attest
Knowledge Base
• knowledgebase.practicefusion.com
Meaningful Use Dashboard