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DPH Office of Health Planning and Ad Hoc EndofLife Care Workgroup Presentation to SQAC June 16 2014 Ad Hoc EndofLife Care Measures Workgroup Katherine Ast MSW

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DPH Office of Health Planning and Ad Hoc EndofLife Care Workgroup Presentation to SQAC June 16 2014 Ad Hoc EndofLife Care Measures Workgroup Katherine Ast MSW Madeleine Biondolillo MD. Senior Advisor. Office of Clinical Standards and Quality. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Quality Measurement Strategy and Alignment. Better Health for. the Population. Better Care. for Individuals. This presentation contains notes. Select View, then Notes page to read them.. National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. Annual report to Congress mandated in the Healthcare Research and Quality Act of 1999 (P.L. 106-129). in Post Acute Care. “Everyone’s talking….”. Cheryl Phillips, M.D.. SVP Public Policy and Advocacy. LeadingAge. Who Drives Quality Measures in PA/LTC?. CMS. Legislation. Consumers. State Medicaid Offices. This . resource . provides an overview of the life cycle of quality measures and opportunities for consumer engagement. . The image below . displays . the six stages: setting priorities, creating measure concepts, specifying measures, testing and endorsing measures, using . Office of Clinical Standards and Quality. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Quality Measurement Strategy and Alignment. Better Health for. the Population. Better Care. for Individuals. Lower Cost. This presentation contains notes. Select View, then Notes page to read them.. Key Findings Related to Access and Priorities. Access. to health care generally did not show significant improvement, but . Organization? . A Presentation by. Michealle. . Gady. Families USA. June 13, 2011. ACOs Defined . Generally – ACOs are a group of providers who are held accountable for improving health care quality while lowering the rate of growth in health care spending. 2021 National Impact Assessment of CMS Quality Measures Draft ReportDraft 30Page 2021 NatiAssessmeCeters fMeicare Meicaidices CMS QualityConfidential Material Not for Dissemination or Disclosure 150 C Quality Measurement Development ProcessWhat are quality measuresThe Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services CMS quality measures are tools that help evaluate and quantify associated with the ability t Healthier Patients. Healthier Providers.. J. Michael . Parnell, MSN, RN, . FACHE. . Director of Provider & Network Strategies. Cara Roberson, RN, . MPPA. Director of Quality . Agenda. 2. Overview of different compensation . Jean Moody-Williams, RN, MPP. Pierre Yong, MD, MPH, MS. Theodore G Long, MD, MHS. A New Approach to Meaningful Outcomes. 2. Empower patients and doctors to make decision about their health care . Usher in a new era of state flexibility and local leadership . 1. Ginger Biesbrock PA-C, MPH, PA-C, AACC. Executive Vice President, Care Transformation. MedAxiom. Disclaimer. : The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) did not produce or endorse these materials nor does CMS assume responsibility for or make any guarantees of the completeness, accuracy, or reliability of any information contained herein.. Kurt P. . Merkelz. , MD, CMD. Chief Medical Officer. Compassus Hospice & Palliative Care. March 15, . 2017. Dying in America. Tremendous growth in hospice care . Evidence exists that the experience of hospice care is positive for those who receive it. (. EASY TO SAY – HARDER to PLAY. Day by . day…). Pamela J. West, RN(EC), NP-ADULT, MSc. . Nurse . Practitioner (retired), . Oncology/Supportive Care. So – who am I and WHY do I talk about this.

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