Electronic clinical quality measure (eCQM) submission should be easy, right? Maybe not. While it’s true that all EHRs are required to be certified to submit the proper data files, problems may arise with both the data within and the extracted data. In some cases it may be impossible to predict whether the transmission will be successful or accurate. Inaccurate or incomplete submissions can have a monumental effect on quality scores and reimbursement which can’t happen when margins are already paper thin. And for hospitals or with multiple EHRs, the problem compounds exponentially.
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A complimentary webinar for members, sponsored by Nuance, Inc.
From this webinar you will learn:
• The most recent eCQM changes included in the CMS final rule and how to plan for them
• What TJC is expecting for eCQM submission
• Potential pitfalls that can have a significant impact on reimbursement
• Tips for managing abstraction workflow of manual and electronic measures
• Three steps you can take today to reduce the risk of a failed submission resulting in declining quality scores and reimbursement
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