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WebEx Instructions
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NJ DSRIP January 2020 WebinarJanuary 9, 2020
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Today’s Speakers:
Meghan Cox, PCG
Office of Healthcare Financing
Robin Ford, MS
Executive Director
Michael D. Conca, MSPH
Health Care Consultant
Alison Shippy, MPH
Agenda
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DSRIP Program Updates
• Databook v6.0
• DY8 Standard Reporting Workbook (SRW)
• DY8 Measure Validation Template (MVT)
Today’s Objectives
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By the end of today’s webinar, participants should be
able to:
• Understand the updates and submission details for the
following NJ DSRIP materials:
• Databook v6.0
• DY8 Measure Validation Template (MVT)
• DY8 Standard Reporting Workbook (SRW)
DSRIP Program Updates
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Databook v6.0
Databook v6.0
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• To be published on January 15, 2019
• Annual review and update of Chart/EHR based measures
• Clean and redline versions will be posted: https://dsrip.nj.gov/Resources.html
• Very minor updates
• All updates will be described in revision log: https://dsrip.nj.gov/Resources.html
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Measure Name Databook v6.0 Update
Eye Examination (DSRIP 39) Updated value set references
Weight Assessment and Counseling for
Nutrition and Physical Activity for
Children/Adolescents
(DSRIP 87)
Added clarification that referral to WIC may be used to meet criteria for the Counseling for Nutrition indicator
Percent of PCP meeting Patient-Centered
Medical Home Certification
(PCMH)/Advanced Primary Care
(DSRIP 101)
Updated wording of measure
DSRIP Program Updates
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Standard Reporting Workbook (SRW)
Standard Reporting Workbooks (SRW)
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The Basics:
• SRW is an excel template used to collect hospital’s chart/EHR data
• SRWs will be distributed to hospital’s SFTP folders on January 15, 2020
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Completed SRWs must be
submitted via SFTP by
March 31, 2020
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Breakdown by tab:
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Descriptive Sheets
Introduction
Instructions and Examples
Stage 1 System Transformation Measures
Stage 2 Project Measures
Stage 3 & Universal Measures
Data Collection Sheets
Submission Info
[Project Name] Tab
Stage 3 & Universal
Substitution
Stage 1
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Introduction
• Overview of workbook and completion checklist
• Includes information on how to submit the completed SRW
Descriptive Sheets
• Includes definitions of each field
• Demonstrates how to fill out workbook with inpatient and
outpatient measure examples
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Instructions and ExamplesDescriptive Sheets
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Stage 1 System Transformation Measures
• Presents a full list of measures
associated with each stage
• Chart/EHR measures are
highlighted
• Stage 2 tab groups measures by
projectStage 2 Project Measures
Stage 3 & Universal Measures
Descriptive Sheets
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Data Collection Sheets
• Primary data collection fields include:
• Initial Patient Total: # of pts meeting denominator criteria
• Denominator: # of pts meeting denominator criteria after sampling
• Numerator: # of patients meeting numerator criteria
* Some measures may include a few extra data collection fields
• Hospital & reporting partner data entered into separate columns
• Remaining fields auto-populated with formulas
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Submission Info
• First section asks for hospital and reporting partner information
• Next, describe the sampling method, if applicable
• Finally, review the checklist which provides an overview of all required
information
Initial Patient Total Minimum Required Sample Size
>1001 250
401 - 1000 25% of the Denominator Patient Population
151 - 400 100
76 - 150 75
46 - 75 45
1-45 No sampling; 100% of Denominator is required
Refer to Databook 6.0 Section III for details on Sampling
Data Collection Sheets
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Stage 2 Project Specific Tab • Collects data relevant to your Stage 2 project
Stage 3 & Universal • Collects data for Stage 3 and UPP
Substitution • Collects data on any substitution measures
Stage 1 • Collects data on Stage 1 system transformation
measures
Data Collection Sheets
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Data Collection Sheets
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Data Collection Sheets
Hospital enters data here
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Data Collection Sheets
Results auto-populate here
Standard Reporting Workbooks
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Data Collection Sheets
Separate columns for hospital and each reporting partner
DSRIP Program Updates
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Measure Verification Template (MVT)
Measure Verification Template (MVT)
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The Basics
• Chart/EHR reporting requirement for DY7-8
• Improves State & CMS ability to review SRW data accuracy
• Requires reporting of patient level information and therefore contains
protected health information (PHI)
• MVTs will be distributed to hospital’s SFTP folders on January 15, 2020
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Completed MVTs must be submitted
via SFTP by March 31, 2020
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The Basics
• Chart/EHR reporting requirement for DY7-8
• Improves State & CMS ability to review SRW data accuracy
• Requires reporting of patient level information and therefore contains
protected health information (PHI)
• MVTs will be distributed to hospital’s SFTP folders on January 15, 2020
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Completed MVTs must be submitted
via SFTP by March 31, 2020
EMAIL SFTP
Measure Verification Template (MVT) Part 1
- Abstraction questions
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• Hospitals describe data collection methods by answering questions
in the Abstraction Tab.
• What tool or software was used in calculating the measure?
• Was clinical data accessed digitally or in paper form?
• Approximately how long did it take to recover the necessary data?
• What were the sources of data used (e.g. EMRs, external lab facilities, health
information exchanges, etc…)?
• Other comments
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Measure Verification Template (MVT)
Part 2 - Measures
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• Tab for each Chart/EHR measure that the hospital must report
• Includes patient level information and numerator/denominator status
for each patient included in your SRW totals
• Required fields include:
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• Provider
• Patient First Name
• Patient Last Name
• Patient Middle Initial
• Recipient Medicaid ID
• Gender
• Date of birth
• Inclusion in numerator
• Inclusion in denominator
• Eligible for denominator but excluded
• And if required for the measure:
• Number of days
• Number of discharges
• Segmentation
DSRIP Program Updates
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DY8 Attribution Rosters – Coming Soon!
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DY8 Attribution Rosters will be available at the end of January 2020.
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NJ DSRIP Hospitals NJ DSRIP Reporting Partners
• DY8 Attribution Rosters will be posted to
individual hospital folders on the NJ DSRIP
SFTP.
• Please be sure that your hospital has access
to the NJ DSRIP SFTP to ensure timely
receival of the DY8 Attribution Rosters.
• DY8 Attribution Rosters will be posted to
individual reporting partner folders on the
NJ DSRIP SFTP.
• New reporting partner contacts submitted in
November as part of the DY8 Contact
Information & Reporting Partner Survey will
receive their NJ DSRIP SFTP login
credentials by Wednesday, January 15th.
• Please be sure that your existing and new
reporting partner contacts have access to
the NJ DSRIP SFTP to ensure timely
receival of the DY8 Attribution Rosters.
Q & A
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Ask questions in two ways:
1. Submit questions through the
chat.
If the chat box does not automatically appear
on the screen’s right panel, hover over the
bottom of your screen and click the chat
bubble icon, circled in red.
2. ‘Raise your hand’ to ask a question
through your audio connection.
Once we see your hand raised, we will call on
you and unmute your line.
Please introduce yourself and let us know
what organization you are from.
Q & A
Email [email protected] with any additional questions.
Evaluation
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• Please answer the following evaluation questions
1. How would you rate this activity?
5 = Excellent; 1 = Very Poor
2. Did you feel that this webinar’s objectives were met?
• Participants understand the updates and submission details for the following NJ
DSRIP materials:
• Databook v6.0
• MVT
• SRW
• Participants have learned and can apply QI concepts that were shared in learning
events over DY 7 & 8
3. Please provide suggestions on how to improve this educational session.