Mastering Composite Performance Measures

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In Lesson 3 of this learning activity titled "Mastering Performance Composite Measures," Kate Malish narrates the content developed by Shelley Conine. The lesson focuses on the difference between eligible care and all-or-nothing care measurement methodologies in the Chest Pain MI Registry Performance Composite Measures. The eligible care measurement methodology reports the percentage of eligible individual care measures met, while the all-or-nothing measurement methodology measures perfect care at the patient level. A yes in the individual performance measure indicates eligibility and fulfillment, a no indicates eligibility but lack of fulfillment, and a blank indicates ineligibility. The eligible care methodology contributes to the overall score, while the all-or-nothing methodology is part of the numerator. The performance composites display individual performance measures to provide an overview of performance.

Keywords

eligible care

all-or-nothing

Chest Pain MI Registry Performance Composite Measures

individual performance measure

performance composites