[CYPRESS-541] Unexpected Supplemental data errors for QRDA-III Stratifications Created: 03/16/15 Updated: 05/06/18 Resolved: 07/24/15 |
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Status: | Closed |
Project: | CYPRESS Issue Tracker |
Component/s: | None |
Type: | Question | Priority: | Major |
Reporter: | Kelli Klippenstein (Inactive) | Assignee: | David Czulada |
Resolution: | Delivered | Votes: | 0 |
Labels: | None |
Attachments: | Example QRDA-III File.xml Guidance document for Unexpected Supplemental Error.docx |
Previous Issue Type: | Logic affecting more than 1 eCQM |
Description |
When validating QRDA-III documents with Cypress 2.6, we're currently getting hundreds of errors that say "Unexpected supplemental data for IPP Race", "Unexpected supplemental data for IPP Sex", etc. The errors occur when the data for a stratification appears in the QRDA-III document and there are 0 patients that fall into that stratification. For example, if there are no male patients in the IPP, we still include the stratification of "male" but with a count of 0. Several statements in the QRDA implementation guides explicitly say to include this supplemental data, even if the count is 0 (Examples listed below). This should not be causing an error in Cypress, and currently prevents us from certifying with Cypress 2.6. In the 2015 Combined IG: Section 8.3.11 Sex Supplemental Data Element In the 2014 IG: |
Comments |
Comment by David Czulada [ 07/24/15 ] |
This has been fixed in Cypress 2.6.1 and Cypress 2.7.0 released yesterday. They can be downloaded by following the links below. https://github.com/projectcypress/cypress/wiki/Cypress-2.6.1-Install-Instructions -Dave Czulada |
Comment by David Czulada [ 04/27/15 ] |
Testing Guidance for Unexpected Supplemental Errors |
Comment by Kelli Klippenstein (Inactive) [ 04/24/15 ] |
Dave, Kelli |
Comment by Kelli Klippenstein (Inactive) [ 04/24/15 ] |
Attaching an example of a file causing these errors. |
Comment by David Czulada [ 04/15/15 ] |
Kelli We actually discussed this topic at the Cypress Tech Talk yesterday. These will be acceptable errors. We are working with ONC to draft official language for the test proctors. Could you provide one of your sample files. I'm a bit surprised by the order of magnitude of the number of errors. I could expect to see ~10 errors for each population (and i believe CMS is only requiring a subset of the codes for race and ethnicity)...Granted this can add up quickly when reporting on multiple measures. -Dave |
Comment by Kelli Klippenstein (Inactive) [ 04/14/15 ] |
Hi Dave - do you have an update for how we should proceed? Currently this is causing over a thousand errors for each QRDA-III test, which makes any legitimate validation for QRDA-III virtually impossible to complete. Kelli Klippenstein |
Comment by David Czulada [ 03/17/15 ] |
Kelli Thanks for brining this to our attention. This looks like an error on our side, we will get back to you with guidance on how to proceed with this issue. -Dave Czulada |