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Presented by Sepheen C. Byron, MHS, Director, Performance Measurement, NCQA, at the 2013 National Chlamydia Coalition meeting.
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Page 1: NCQA and Chlamydia Screening Measurement

NCQA and Chlamydia Screening Measurement

Sepheen C. Byron, MHSDirector, Performance Measurement

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February 2013

Agenda

• Brief overview of NCQA• HEDIS® and the Chlamydia Screening in

Women Measure• Measures Development Process

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February 2013

National Committee for Quality Assurance

MissionTo improve the quality of health care.

VisionTo transform health care throughquality measurement, transparency, and accountability.

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How NCQA Evaluates Quality• Accreditation Programs

– Health Plans & Managed Behavioral Health Care Organizations

– Accountable Care Organizations– Wellness & Health Promotion– Case Management & Disease Management

• Certification Programs– Physician & Hospital Quality– Utilization Management & Credentialing

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How NCQA Evaluates Quality

• Recognition Programs– Patient-Centered Medical Home– Diabetes, Heart/Stroke

• Distinction Programs– Multicultural Health Care– Distinction in Patient Reporting

• Report Cards

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Healthcare Effectiveness Data &Information Set: HEDIS®

Over 80 measures across 5 domains• Effectiveness of Care

– e.g. preventive care, clinical conditions• Access and Availability of Care

– e.g. primary care, prenatal/postpartum care• Experience of Care

– CAHPS Health Plan Survey for adults and children• Utilization and Relative Resource Use

– e.g. readmissions, resource use for diabetics• Health Plan Description Information

– e.g. race/ethnicity and language

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What Gets Measured Gets Improved

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Role of Performance Measures

Clinical Performance(HEDIS)

Member Satisfaction(CAHPS)+ = 45.86%

Health Plan(Accreditation Standards)

= 54.14%

NCQA Accreditation is the only program in the market to require health plans to report on clinical performance.

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39 States Require Use of HEDIS/CAHPS

Commercial (25)

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Medicaid (34)

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34 State Medicaid Programs Require Use of HEDIS/CAHPS

DC

RI

WA

OR

CA

NV

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NM

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What Makes a Good Measure?Criterion Description

Importance Relevance to stakeholders, able to improve health outcomes in areas of poor performance

Scientific Evidence for the Content of the Measure

Strong evidence that draws on systematic reviews, shows relationship of outcomes to actions of the health care delivery system

Scientific Soundness of the Measure

Well defined, valid (credible) and reliable (repeatable)

Feasibility Data are readily available and can be collected without undue burden

Understandability Key stakeholders can understand and use results for decision making

Other Factors as Relevant

Health care disparities? HIT sensitivity?

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How We Get Feedback

• Advisory Panel input throughout the process

• Public Comment Period• Interactions with key stakeholders• Educational conferences

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Environmental Scan,

Evidence & Guideline Review,

Prioritize Concept Areas

Draft Measure

Specifications

Field Testing

Public Comment

Finalize Measure

Specifications

Utilization of

Measures by States, Plans, &

Providers

Stakeholder Feedback

Measures Development Process

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Chlamydia Screening in Women

• Percentage of women 16 to 24 years of age who were identified as sexually active and who had at least one test for chlamydia during the measurement year

• Features– Age stratification: 16 – 20 years, 21 – 24

years– Commercial and Medicaid Plans– Administrative data collection

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Identifying the Population

• Identification of Sexual Activity– Pharmacy data

• Women dispensed prescription contraceptives• Pregnancy test

– Claim/encounter data• Codes for “sexual activity”

• Exclusions– Pregnancy test followed by prescription for

isotretinoin or x-ray

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Measure Performance

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