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Contents:
This page provides a list of the FHIR artifacts defined as part of this implementation guide.
These define measures as part of content in this implementation guide.
| Core Clinical Data Elements for the Hybrid Hospital-Wide (All-Condition, All-Procedure) Risk-Standardized Mortality Measure (HWM) FHIR Example |
This logic is intended to extract electronic clinical data. This is not an electronic clinical quality measure and this logic will not produce measure results. Instead, it will produce a file containing the data that CMS will link with administrative claims to risk adjust the Hybrid HWM outcome measure. It is designed to extract the first resulted set of vital signs and basic laboratory results obtained from encounters for adult Medicare Fee-For-Service patients admitted to acute care short stay hospitals. |
| Discharged on Antithrombotic Therapy FHIR Example |
Ischemic stroke patients prescribed or continuing to take antithrombotic therapy at hospital discharge |
| HIV Viral Suppression FHIR Example |
Percentage of patients, regardless of age, diagnosed with HIV prior to or during the first 90 days of the measurement period, with an eligible encounter in the first 240 days of the measurement period, whose last HIV viral load test result was less than 200 copies/mL during the measurement period |
| Questionnaire Measure Example |
Example measure illustrating a continuous variable measure calculating scores from multiple questionnaires |
These define logic, asset collections and other libraries as part of content in this implementation guide.
| CQM Common Example |
This library contains declarations that are commonly used in eCQMs and shared across the logic of multiple measures, such as the Encounter Inpatient value set, and the Inpatient Encounter population criteria definition. This library also contains functions for calculating hospitalization duration as well as hospital arrival and departure times. |
| Dependency Example |
Example library illustrating reference to dependencies in dependent implementation guides |
| Discharged on Antithrombotic Therapy FHIR Example |
DischargedonAntithromboticTherapyFHIR |
| Extension And Slicing Example |
Example library illustrating access of FHIR slices and extensions within CQL |
| First Example |
Example library illustrating basic CQL constructs |
| HIV Viral Suppression FHIR Example |
HIV Viral Suppression FHIR Example |
| Hybrid Hospital-Wide Mortality FHIR Example |
Hybrid Hospital-Wide Mortality FHIR Example |
| Measure calculating scores from multiple questionnaires example |
Example library illustrating basic CQL constructs using questionnaire results to calculate a measure score |
| PHQ-9 Depression Scoring Logic Example |
Example library illustrating basic CQL constructs using PHQ-9 Logic as an Example |
| QICore Common Example |
Common terminologies and functions used in QI-Core-based CQL artifacts |
| Retrieve Example |
Example library illustrating CQL retrieve with terminology |
| Supplemental Data Elements Example |
This is the QI-Core version of the Supplemental Data Elements library containing the CMS SDE definitions for Payer, Race, Ethnicity and Gender |
| TJC Overall Example |
Common functions and definitions used by TJC measures |
These define forms used by systems conforming to this implementation guide to capture or expose data to end users.
| Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) |
These are resources that are used within this implementation guide that do not fit into one of the other categories.
| CQF Tooling |
CQF Tooling used in the generation of this IG |