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Discover the latest initiatives in North Carolina to improve CHIPRA quality measures. Learn about new measures, quality improvement, and reporting processes. Overcoming potential roadblocks is key to success.
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CHIPRA Category A Measures Update • Categories for the 24 Core Measures • Prenatal, Immunizations, Screening, Well Child Visits, Dental, Availability, Upper respiratory, ED, Inpatient Safety, Asthma, ADHD, Mental Health, Diabetes, Family Experience • Unique to North Carolina • EPSDT Report Card, Dental Varnishing, MCHAT, Adolescent and School Age Screening, Obesity, Foster Care Kids Linked to a Medical Home • Reporting Timeline • Reporting a subset of the measures annually to CMS as of 12/2011 and quarterly to practices starting 6/2011
24 Core Measures Three stages of progress…. We’re attempting to report on an additional 8 of the 24 core measures using paid claims. Working with DMA, SCHS and Vital Records to capture the remaining eight measures. We’re currently reporting on 8 of the 24 core measures requested by CMS through the IC. Potential roadblocks… • The identification of current sources for PICU/NICU data • CAHPS is only reported once every three years • Transition from old to new systems makes data collection problematic..immunizations and birth certificate data • It’s difficult to identify CHIP recipients in the claims system
New Measures • EPSDT Report Card • Lead, vision, well visits, developmental screening, autism • Dental Varnishing • Pediatric preventive measure from IC • 99420 Reports X 3 • MCHAT, School Age Screen, Adolescent Screen • Obesity • Follow up for clients with an obesity diagnosis • Foster Care • Kids Linked to a Medical Home
Quality Improvement • Quality Improvement will focus on…
Reporting • Reportingto CMS through CHIP Annual Reporting Template (CARTS) system • Reporting to practices through Provider Portal
Questions? • Questions or concerns?