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Mastering Composite Performance Measures - CE
22.2 Lesson 3
22.2 Lesson 3
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Video Summary
Lesson 3 of 4 titled Mastering Performance Composite Measures, narrated by Kate Malish, delves into the NCDR Overview focusing on defining eligible care and all or nothing care measurement methodologies. The Chest Pain MI Registry Performance Composite Measures consist of two types: eligible care and all or nothing. The video explains the meaning of 'yes,' 'no,' and blank responses in individual performance measures within the composite. Patient examples illustrate when care measures are met or not. The eligible care methodology counts eligible care measures met, while the all or nothing methodology aims for perfect care. The video emphasizes understanding how yes and no responses affect overall scores for these methodologies.
Keywords
Mastering Performance Composite Measures
Kate Malish
Shelley Conine
Eligible Care Measurement Methodology
All-or-nothing Care Measurement Methodology
NCDR Overview
Eligible Care
All or Nothing Care
Performance Measures
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