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1 Michelle Pichardo, MPH Institute for Family Health Quality Reporting: How to Get the Data you Want?

2 Primary team members CIO - Weston Willett CMIO - Joseph Lurio MD Sr. Applications Engineer - Jonah Piascik, Leigh Garvey Clinical Analysts - Stephnie Cargill-Skeeling RN, Rachel Berg, Adam Szerencsy DO Business Systems Manager - Alison Meyers Quality Reporting Analyst - Kwame Kitson MD Director of Billing/ AR Analyst - Kathleen Creswell

3 No more searching for lost charts, or waiting for someone to return a chart, or figuring out what that says!

4 Endless reporting possibilities

5 Where to start?

6 Structured data can be complex

7 Define basic information from the EHR Patient identification Demographics Insurance type Visit information Problem list/diagnoses Orders, meds, procedures, labs

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9 Meeting multiple types of reporting requests Clinical Financial Operational Local, state, and national agencies Private Funders Research

10 Developing a report specification document Identify the specific parameters. Share with project team Review a test run of the report

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12 Childhood immunization measure Numerator:  Number of children <= 2yrs of age as of 12/31/08 who have received all of the following immunizations - 4 DTP/DTap, 3 IPV, 1 MMR,3 Hib, 3 HepB, 1 VZV, and 4 Pneumoccocal conjugate within the reporting period (1/1/08 thru 12/31/08). Denominator:  Number of all children <=2yrs of age as of 12/31/08 with at least one medical encounter during the reporting period (1/1/08 thru 12/31/08).

13 Additional criteria to consider:  Were born on or after January 1, 2006 and on or before December 31 2006, and  Were first seen by the clinic prior to their second birthday, and  Were seen for a medical encounter at least once during 2008  Include all children meeting this criterion regardless of whether or not they came to the clinic specifically for vaccinations or well child care.  Children who had a contraindication for a specific vaccine should be excluded

14 Immunization CPT code mapping --DTP/DTap (4 dose schedule) ot.CPT_CODE IN ('90700','90701','90701','90720','90721','90723','90698') --IPV (3 dose schedule) or ot.CPT_CODE IN ('90712','90713','90723','90698') --MMR (1 dose schedule) or ot.CPT_CODE IN ('90707','90710') --Hib (3 dose schedule) or ot.CPT_CODE IN ('90645','90646','90647','90648','90720','90721','90737','90748','90698') --HepB (3 dose schedule) or ot.CPT_CODE IN ('90636','90723','90731','90740','90743','90744','90745','90746','90747','90748') --VZV (1 dose schedule) or ot.CPT_CODE IN ('90710','90716') --Pneumococcal (4 dose schedule) or ot.CPT_CODE IN ('90669','90732')

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19 Other key points Set reporting priorities Participate in team member meetings Maintain good documentation


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