Decoding the QPP Year 2 Quality Measure Benchmarks and Deciles to Maximize Performance

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Decoding the QPP Year 2 Quality Measure Benchmarks and s to Maximize Performance Leila Volinsky, MHA, MSN, RN, PCMH CCE, CPHQ Senior Program Administrator New England Regional Lead Quality Payment Program Eligible Clinicians April 30 th, 2018

Disclaimer This information was prepared as a service to the public, and is not intended to grant rights or impose obligations. This information may contain references or links to statutes, regulations, or other policy materials. The information provided is only intended to be a general summary. It is not intended to take the place of either the written law or regulations. We encourage readers to review the specific statutes, regulations, and other interpretive materials for a full and accurate statement of their contents. 2

Overview 2017 Data Submission Quality Performance Category Scoring Benchmarks Advancing Care Information Performance Category Improvement Activities Performance Category Cost Performance Category Resources Questions 3

Acronyms APM Alternative Payment Models CMS Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services EHR Electronic Health Record MACRA Medicare Access & CHIP Reauthorization Act MIPS - Merit-Based Incentive Payment System IA Improvement Activities QPP Quality Payment Program MU Meaningful Use EC Eligible Clinician PQRS Physician Quality Reporting System QRUR Quality & Resource Use Reports TIN Tax Identification Number VBM Value Based Modifier ACI Advancing Care Information ONC Office of the National Coordinator 4

2017 Data Submission If you submit QPP data to CMS for the 2017 performance year preliminary feedback now available via the CMS Portal 5

2018 MIPS Participation Look Up Tool 6

2018 Participation and Data Submission Individual Available Data Submission Methods: Claims (Quality) CMS Portal EHR Direct Qualified Registry Qualified Clinical Data Registry Group Available Data Submission Methods: CMS Portal EHR Direct Qualified Registry Qualified Clinical Data Registry CMS Web Interface (>25 ECs) Check your 2018 MIPS participation status: https://qpp.cms.gov/participation-lookup APM participation lookup tool: https://data.cms.gov/qplookup 7

QUALITY SCORING 8

Quality Reporting Requirements Report for a full calendar year of data (January December 2018) Data Completeness Large Practice (>16 ECs) Small Practice (<15 ECs) Must meet 60% data completeness requirement to earn 3-10 points per quality measure **Failure to meet data completeness requirement will earn 1 point per quality measure Must meet 60% data completeness requirement to earn 3-10 points per quality measure **Failure to meet data completeness requirement will earn 3 points per quality measure 9

Quality Measure Types Measure Type Process Description Determines if the services provided to patients are consistent with routine clinical care. Example Does a provider ensure that all patients have received their flu shot? Outcome Patient Experience Structure Evaluates patient health as a result of the care received. Provides feedback on patients experiences of care. Assesses the characteristics of a care setting, including facilities, personnel, and/or policies related to care delivery. What is the amputation rate for patients with diabetes? What has been a patient s experience with a provider s communication about plan of care? Are there adequate staff in the Emergency Department when there is an event going on in town? High Priority Measures that evaluate outcomes, appropriate use, patient experience, patient safety, efficiency and care coordination Percentage of patient with acute bronchitis who were not dispensed an antibiotic prescription. 10

Maximum Points Available Data Submission via CMS Portal, EHR Direct, Registry or Claims 70 POINTS 6 measures and 1 readmission measure (Groups >16 ECs) 6 measures 60 POINTS Data Submission via CMS Web Interface 120 POINTS Groups that submit required measures and the readmission measure 110 POINTS Groups that submit required measures without the readmission measure 11

Quality Measure Scoring... Quality Category Score 12

Quality Measure Scoring Points Breakdown Performance Score 3-10 points per measure Earn performance points on quality measures based on percentage achievement and associated 2018 benchmark; must identify data submission method for scoring High Priority/Outcome/Patient Experience Bonus 2 bonus points per outcome/patient experience 1 point per high priority measure Submit data for additional measures; above required outcome/high priority measure End-to-End Reporting Bonus 1 bonus point per measure Submit quality measure data to CMS using end-to-end reporting from your EHR 13

Quality Measure Benchmarks Measures with a national benchmark Sufficient case volume (>20 cases; >200 for readmissions) Data completeness criteria has been met If a benchmark does not exist, measure may only earn 3 points* 14

Measure Benchmarks Measure Name Measure ID Submission Method Measure Type Bench Average 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Topped OUT Seven Point Cap Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control (>9%) 1 Claims Outcome Y 22 33.33-23.54 23.53-18.25 18.24-14.30 14.29-11.55 11.54-8.90 8.89-6.26 6.25-3.34 <= 3.33 No No Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control (>9%) 1 EHR Outcome Y 49.4 83.10-67.96 67.95-54.09 54.08-43.22 43.21-34.12 34.11-27.28 27.27-21.75 21.74-15.74 <= 15.73 No No Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control (>9%) 1 Registry/ QCDR Outcome Y 34.8 57.89-42.37 42.36-31.59 31.58-25.78 25.77-20.94 20.93-16.82 16.81-12.78 12.77-7.70 <= 7.69 No No 15

Measure Benchmarks Measure Name Measure ID Submission Method Measure Type Bench Average 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Topped OUT Seven Point Cap Breast Cancer Screening 112 Claims Process Y 59.4 33.68-45.35 45.36-53.21 53.22-60.28 60.29-67.83 67.84-76.55 76.56-89.23 89.24-99.99 100.00 No No Breast Cancer Screening 112 EHR Process Y 46.3 19.19-31.97 31.98-40.58 40.59-48.40 48.41-55.73 55.74-63.12 63.13-70.05 70.06-78.94 >= 78.95 No No Breast Cancer Screening 112 Registry/ QCDR Process Y 60.7 38.69-52.53 52.54-60.13 60.14-65.18 65.19-70.17 70.18-76.01 76.02-82.72 82.73-92.04 >= 92.05 No No 16

Measure Benchmarks Measure Name Measure Submission ID Method Measure Type Bench Average 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Topped OUT Seven Point Cap Documentation of Current Medications in the Medical Record 130 Claims Process Y 95.6 97.20-99.23 99.24-99.79 99.80-99.99 -- -- -- -- 100.00 Yes No Documentation of Current Medications in the Medical Record 130 EHR Process Y 89.3 86.25-91.91 91.92-94.85 94.86-96.69 96.70-97.98 97.99-98.87 98.88-99.54 99.55-99.95 >= 99.96 Yes No Documentation of Current Medications in the Medical Record 130 Registry/ QCDR Process Y 84.9 77.08-90.22 90.23-95.97 95.98-98.60 98.61-99.69 99.70-99.99 -- -- 100.00 Yes No 17

Measure Benchmarks Measure Name Measure ID Submissio n Method Measure Type Bench Average 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Topped OUT Seven Point Cap Screening for Clinical Depression and Follow-Up Plan 134 Claims Process Y 65.3 17.13-29.27 29.28-65.00 65.01-91.46 91.47-99.34 99.35-99.99 -- -- 100.00 No No Screening for Clinical Depression and Follow-Up Plan 134 EHR Process Y 28.4 0.51-1.29 1.30-5.09 5.10-12.51 12.52-25.60 25.61-42.30 42.31-64.36 64.37-83.73 >= 83.74 No No Screening for Clinical Depression and Follow-Up Plan 134 Registry/ QCDR Process Y 63.4 28.44-53.24 53.25-62.81 62.82-71.15 71.16-79.90 79.91-88.69 88.70-96.42 96.43-99.99 100.00 No No 18

Eligibility Measure Applicability (EMA) If you submit fewer than 6 measures or do not include an outcome or high priority measure, CMS will determine if additional measures should have been submitted CMS will evaluate quality measure data submitted, a determination will be made of clinically related measures that align with specialty measure sets If process finds that there are no additional measures applicable, your total quality performance score will be lowered Not applicable to measures submit via EHR direct, qualified clinical data registry or CMS Web Interface 19

Quality Measure Example 1 2 3 Measure Name Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control (ID 001) Closing the Referral Loop (ID 374) Depression Utilization of the PHQ-9 Tool (ID 371) Controlling High Blood Pressure (ID 236) Use of High-Risk Medications in the Elderly (ID 238) Pneumococcal Vaccination for Older Adults (ID 111) TOTAL SCORE 10 bonus points Performance EHR Bonus 22.2% 1 point 41.1% 1 point Bonus No (required Outcome) 1 point High Priority Score 8.2 points 5.6 points 7.4% 1 point No 7.8 points 72.6% 1 point 13.8% 1 point 2 points Int. Outcome 1 point High Priority 8.5 points 3 points 55.3% 1 point No 6.8 points 39.2 performance points 49.2 points (49.2/60 = 0.82*50) 41 MIPS points 20

ADVANCING CARE INFORMATION SCORING 21

Advancing Care Information Scoring... ACI Category Score 22

Advancing Care Information Base Measure Requirement 50% Base score (worth 50%) Clinicians must submit a numerator/denominator or Yes/No response for each of the following required measures: Advancing Care Information Measures - Security Risk Analysis - e-prescribing - Provide Patient Access - Send a Summary of Care - Request/Accept a Summary of Care 2018 Advancing Care Information Transition Measures - Security Risk Analysis - e-prescribing - Provide Patient Access - Health Information Exchange 0% Failure to meet reporting requirements will result in a base score of zero, and an advancing care information performance score of zero. 23

Advancing Care Information Performance Measures 90% Performance score (worth up to 90%) 2018 Advancing Care Information Transition Measures - Provide Patient Access (*up to 20%) - Health Information Exchange (*up to 20%) - View, Download, Transmit (VDT) - Patient-specific Education - Secure Messaging - Medication Reconciliation - Immunization Registry Reporting 24

Advancing Care Information Performance Measures 90% Performance score (worth up to 90%) Advancing Care Information Measures - Provide Patient Access - Send a Summary of Care - Request/Accept Summary of Care - View, Download, Transmit (VDT) - Patient-specific Education - Secure Messaging - Medication Reconciliation - Clinical Information Reconciliation - Immunization Registry Reporting 25

Advancing Care Information Bonus Measures 5% BONUS For reporting on any of these Public Health and Clinical Data Registry Reporting measures: Syndromic Surveillance Reporting Electronic Case Reporting Public Health Registry Reporting Clinical Data Registry Reporting 10% BONUS For using a certified EHR to report certain Improvement Activities 18 Improvement Activities to select from 10% BONUS Report exclusively using 2015 certified EHR technology 26

Advancing Care Information Category Reweighting Special Status Considerations Hardship Reweighting Clinicians that are Hospital-based, Non-patient facing, Ambulatory surgery center-based, NPs, PAs, CNSs, or CRNAs are not required to submit Advancing Care Information data and will have the category reweighted to 0% and quality will become 75% *Groups must meet additional criterial to have the category reweighted **If reporting as a group all of the clinicians above should include their category performance data in the group s reports Clinicians and groups may apply to have their Advancing Care Information category reweighted if they: Are a small practice Are using decertified EHR technology Have insufficient internet connectivity Have extreme and uncontrollable circumstances Don t have any control over whether CEHRT is available 27

1 2 3 Advancing Care Information Example Measure Name Performance Required Bonus Score Security Risk Analysis Yes Yes No - eprescribing 84.7% Yes No - Provide Patient Access 72.8% Yes Yes 16% Health Information Exchange 3.1% Yes Yes 8% Medication Reconciliation 52.4% No Yes 6% Patient Specific Education 55.3% No Yes 6% View, Download, Transmit 31.6% No Yes 4% Specialized Registry Reporting - No Yes 5% EHR related Improvement Activity - No Yes 10% TOTAL SCORE 55 performance/ bonus % points 50 base % points 105% points (105/100 = 1*25) 25 MIPS points 28

IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITY SCORING 29

Improvement Activity Scoring.. IA. Category Score 30

Improvement Activities Implement Improvement Activities for at least 90-days Practices of 15 ECs Report on 1-2 Activities to receive full credit Practices of 16 ECs Report on 2-4 Activities to receive full credit PCMH Certified Clinician/practice will receive full credit Select from over 100 Improvement Activities in the categories of: Beneficiary Engagement Expanded Practice Access Population Management Behavioral & Mental Health Patient Safety & Practice Assessment Achieving Health Equity Care Coordination Emergency Response & Preparation 31

Improvement Activity Example Improvement Activity Weight Points Earned Care transition documentation of practice improvements Annual registration in the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Implementation of antibiotic stewardship program Engagement with QIN-QIO to implement self-management training programs Medium Medium Medium Medium 3.75 Points 3.75 Points 3.75 Points 3.75 Points TOTAL SCORE 15 MIPS Points 32

COST SCORING 33

Cost Scoring... Cost Category Score 34

Cost Measures Total Per Capita Cost Calculated from all Medicare Part A and Part B costs during the MIPS performance period based on patients attributed to a provider **Patients will only be attributed to one provider using the level of primary care services that were received and the clinician specialties that performed the services Medicare Spending Per Beneficiary Calculated based on what Medicare pays for services performed by an individual clinician during a Medicare Spending Per Beneficiary episode, which includes: Period 3 days prior During the episode 30-days post-hospital stay 35

Cost Example Measure Score Points Possible Total Per Capita Cost 5.6 10 Points Medicare Spending Per Beneficiary 7.2 10 Points TOTAL SCORE 12.8 points (12.8/20 = 0.64*10) 6.4 MIPS Points 36

TOTAL MIPS PERFORMANCE 37

MIPS Performance Example Category Score MIPS Points Quality 49.1% 41 MIPS Points Advancing Care Information 105% 25 points Improvement Activities 40 points 15 points Cost 12.8 points 6.4 points TOTAL SCORE 87.4 MIPS Points *Eligible for exceptional performer bonus* 38

Resources New England QIN-QIO MACRA website: http://neqpp.org/ Ask A Question: http://neqpp.org/ask-question/ CMS Quality Payment Program website: https://qpp.cms.gov/ MIPS participation status lookup tool (https://qpp.cms.gov/participation-lookup) CMS portal (https://qpp.cms.gov/login) 39

Questions? 40

Contact Information Leila Volinsky, MHA, MSN, RN, PCMH CCE, CPHQ Senior Program Administrator - Quality Reporting 877 904 0057 ext. 3307 lvolinsky@healthcentricadvisors.org This material was prepared by the New England QIN-QIO, the Medicare Quality Innovation Network-Quality Improvement Organization for New England, under contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The contents presented do not necessarily reflect CMS policy. CMSQIND12018041399. 41