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EC eCQMs - Eligible Clinicians
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Resolution: Answered
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Moderate
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CMS0347v6
I previously opened CQM-5694 with feedback from our providers that the Familial Hypercholesterolemia valueset is still too broad. Our providers are also struggling with the fact that patients are included in the denominator based on a previous diagnosis but a statin is not clinically indicated.
I see that for 2023, the previous diagnosis for ASCVD has been removed and only active diagnoses are considered.
1) Can you please consider making this same change for Familial Hypercholesterolemia?
2) What should providers do for patients who have a familial hypercholesterolemia diagnosis in the past but do not meet best practice criteria to be on a statin? Example - patient with elevated LDL, but below the 190 threshold, that was given a dx of hypercholesterolemia instead of hyperlipidemia at some point in the past. Or a patient with a working diagnosis contained in that value set that was later ruled out. Without having any of the defined exclusions, are they stuck in the denominator?
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CQM-5694 CMS-347 Familial Hypercholesterolemia value set still too broad
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