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10 wrz 2024 · CMS uses quality measures in its quality improvement, public reporting, and pay-for-reporting programs for specific healthcare providers. Visit the MMS Hub for a list of CMS Quality Reporting and Value-Based Programs & Initiatives.
- CMS Measures Inventory
Overview The CMS Quality Measures Inventory is a compilation...
- Core Measures
Using the notice and public comment rulemaking process, CMS...
- Quality Measures Reports
2024 Report. CMS analyzed quality measure results from 2016...
- Pre-Rulemaking
Section 3014 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care...
- ICD-10 and Quality Measures
On October 1, 2015, the U.S. health care system transitioned...
- Report to Congress
Report to Congress – Identification of Quality Measurement...
- End-Stage Renal Disease
The End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Quality Initiative...
- Incentive Program
To have qualified for a 2013 eRx incentive, individual...
- CMS Measures Inventory
10 wrz 2024 · Using the notice and public comment rulemaking process, CMS also intends to implement new core measures across applicable Medicare and Medicaid quality programs as appropriate, while eliminating redundant measures that are not part of the core set.
14 lis 2024 · CMS leverages a number of approaches to improve health care across the country, including quality measurement; public reporting; value-based payment programs and models; establishing and enforcing health and safety standards; and providing quality improvement technical assistance.
The CMS Measure Inventory Tool (CMIT) is the repository of record for information about the measures which CMS uses to promote healthcare quality and quality improvement. For more information about how to use the system, view the CMIT User Guide.
4 lis 2024 · 2025 cost measure information forms (ZIP) that detail the measure methodology each of the 8 episode-based cost measures (5 developed in Wave 5 and 3 reevaluated cost measures) that have been finalized in the CY 2025 Physician Fee Schedule final rule. Care episode & patient condition codes.
CMS uses quality measures to set national clinical priorities, publicly report quality data, and incentivize the provision of quality health care. As a longstanding leader in quality measurement and public reporting, CMS continues to drive value-based care through the use of quality measurement and reporting.
CMS is the measure steward for 15 nationally standardized LTSS quality measures including managed care and fee-for service (FFS) quality measures delivered by states through their Medicaid programs.