Uploaded image for project: 'eCQM Issue Tracker'
  1. eCQM Issue Tracker
  2. CQM-5488

CMS156v11-More Than One Order(Medication List<"Medication, Order">)

XMLWordPrintable

    • Icon: EC eCQMs - Eligible Clinicians EC eCQMs - Eligible Clinicians
    • Resolution: Answered
    • Icon: Blocker Blocker
    • None
    • None
    • Hide
      Thank you for your inquiry for CMS156v11 Use of High-Risk Medications in Older Adults (2023 Performance Period). Your interpretation is correct. This logic is used to capture instances where a patient is ordered a high-risk medication with a refill, so there is not a separate, discrete order for another high-risk medication on a different day. For the first part of the "such that... or..." statement, the function looks for one instance of Medication Order where the authorDatetime is during the measurement period and there is one or more refills as part of the order. This would satisfy two orders of high-risk medications from the same drug class, because this refill would count as a second order, per the definition field. For the second part of the "such that... or..." statement, the function looks for two instances of Medication Order where both occurred during the measurement period but on different dates. This captures instances where two high-risk medications in the same drug class are ordered on different days. Hope this helps.

      Show
      Thank you for your inquiry for CMS156v11 Use of High-Risk Medications in Older Adults (2023 Performance Period). Your interpretation is correct. This logic is used to capture instances where a patient is ordered a high-risk medication with a refill, so there is not a separate, discrete order for another high-risk medication on a different day. For the first part of the "such that... or..." statement, the function looks for one instance of Medication Order where the authorDatetime is during the measurement period and there is one or more refills as part of the order. This would satisfy two orders of high-risk medications from the same drug class, because this refill would count as a second order, per the definition field. For the second part of the "such that... or..." statement, the function looks for two instances of Medication Order where both occurred during the measurement period but on different dates. This captures instances where two high-risk medications in the same drug class are ordered on different days. Hope this helps.
    • CMS0156v11

      Hi Team,

      Consider the below statements :

      More Than One Order(Medication List<"Medication, Order">)
      "Medication" OrderMedication1
        with "Medication" OrderMedication2
          such that ( OrderMedication1.authorDatetime during "Measurement Period"
              and OrderMedication1.refills >= 1
          )
            or ( date from OrderMedication1.authorDatetime !~ date from OrderMedication2.authorDatetime
                and OrderMedication1.authorDatetime during "Measurement Period"
                and OrderMedication2.authorDatetime during "Measurement Period"
            )
        return OrderMedication1

       

      Query:

      As per the above statement,

      The first part of OR states- OrderMedication1.authordatetime during measurement period and OrderMedication1. Refills >=1.

      As per our understanding, OrderMedication2 validation period is not considered here. Is this interpretation correct? 

       
      Request you to provide us with the resolution urgently as our client deliverables are dependent on it.

       

       

            edave Mathematica EC eCQM Team
            AkashP Akash Pawar (Inactive)
            Votes:
            0 Vote for this issue
            Watchers:
            3 Start watching this issue

              Created:
              Updated:
              Resolved:
              Solution Posted On: