Make PQRS easy for your providers

PQRS is a hassle to your providers.  They are looking for a streamlined reporting solution.

A team effort of your HIE and CUSHM simplifies the PQRS reporting tasks

Reduce the cost of PQRS submission services to your providers

Your HIE already has the infrastructure to provide electronic services for your providers.

CUHSM has the Integration Engines to leverage your HIE to efficiently provide PQRS reporting services, greatly reducing the development and support costs for PQRS reporting services.

Reduce exposure to CMS audit

Eligible professionals (EP’s) who choose to electronically report quality measures via a QCDR must use QRDA 3 as the electronic transmission standard for transmitting a submission.

CMS announced that that EPs choosing to electronically report quality measures must be able to audit patient level records that were used to generate the QRDA 3 electronic document.

In order to provide QCDR services for many practices, patient data is retrieved and merged from multiple electronic record systems at the practice site.  This information is then  compiled into a QRDA 3 document to be submitted to CMS.

CMS requires that all source records used to compile the QRDA submission are available for review for audit.  This requires an extensive audit trail that is HIPAA secure.

QRDA 1 and QRDA 3 are both required reporting formats for certified EHR technology (CEHRT). According to this proposed rule, eligible professionals must utilize QRDA 3 (aggregate data) for PQRS and EHR Incentive Program Stage 2 reporting.

Please contact us for more information about our QRDA report modules that complies with CMS QCDR / PQRS requirements.
 

CUHSM system is ready for QRDA 3 integration requirements

The XML required to fulfill QRDA 3 requirements requires extensive use of data validation and registered source identification to allow authentication of patient records.

 

The requirements for authentication are not insignificant; CUSHM offers peer services to integrate CMS audit requirements with ONC certification requirements for QRDA documents.