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Implementation Problem
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Resolution: Done
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Decreased numerator population
Patients who have had a stroke often have difficulty swallowing and as a result, are prescribed aspirin suppositories instead of an oral medication. The Antithroumbotic Value-sets for these measures does not include this commonly used form. Please consider the inclusion of aspirin suppositories in the measure update.
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QRDA-379 Aspirin is an acceptable Antithrombotic for Stroke, as long as it is chewing gum, tablet, pill etc. Rectal suppository is not accepted. Can you please explain why this route or form of administration is not allowed?
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