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Secondary Summary/Title:
CMS 111v4
Contact Name:
Andrea Ryan
Contact Email:
andrea.ryan@medstar.net
Contact Phone:
202-503-7556
Institution/Name:
MedStar Health
Guidance required:
help with determination for multi-site organization standardization of definitions
Solution:

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Same response to JIRA ~~CQM-1781~~ & 1939-- The ED visit start should be based on arrival to the ED, the timestamp in the EHR that most closely captures the date and time the patient arrives to the ED. The ED visit end should be based on when the patient physically leaves the ED, the timestamp in the EHR that most closely captures the date and time the patient leaves the ED.

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Same response to JIRA CQM-1781 & 1939-- The ED visit start should be based on arrival to the ED, the timestamp in the EHR that most closely captures the date and time the patient arrives to the ED. The ED visit end should be based on when the patient physically leaves the ED, the timestamp in the EHR that most closely captures the date and time the patient leaves the ED.
2016 Reporting Period EH eCQMs:

CMS111v4/NQF0497
Impact:
Configuration of filters for the CQM reports for e-submission.

When a patient has been handed over to the medical service from the ED but remains boarding in the ED what would the discharge date and time be

relates to

CQM-1781 we would appreciate guidance regarding the updates to ED-1 in the July 2015 eCQM specifications, regarding ED date/time..

CQM-1939 Observation patients' discharge time for ED-1 and ED-2 eCQM