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Crosswalk of the First Set of Priorities for the Pediatric Healthcare Quality Measures Program Centers of Excellence with the CHIPRA Initial Core Measure Set


This chart cross-references CHIPRA topics and measures from the initial core set of children's health care quality measures with the first set of priorities identified for the Pediatric Quality Measures Program and the lead Center of Excellence and principal investigator that will be addressing each topic/measure.


CHIPRA Topic Initial Core Set PQMP First Set of Priorities Lead COE PI/Organization
Cross-cutting topics
Duration of enrollment and coverage None met criteria Two approaches: Stand alone measure (for quality of health care system) and case-mix adjustment (to use with other measures) Silber, CHOP
Availability of services Child and adolescent access to primary care practitioners Availability of services (focus on subspecialty care, mental health, high-risk OB, dental) Freed, U MI (excluding high-risk OB); Kleinman (high-risk OB)
Most integrated health care delivery setting None met criteria Care coordination within the context of a medical home Mangione-Smith, UW-Seattle
Outcomes See below for condition-specific outcome measures and FEC as outcome measure Outcome measures TBD Silber, CHOP
Disparities identification of children with special health care needs Stratifier and potential case-mix adjuster—not in use by measures in initial core set Identification of children with special health care needs Mangione-Smith, UW-Seattle
Disparities identification by race and ethnicity Stratifier and potential case-mix adjuster—not in use by measures in initial core set Identification of approaches to identify disparities by race and ethnicity All
  Framework for aggregation of measures by various levels of accountability and improvement (e.g., provider, plan, State) medicaid and CHIP programs) All
  e-measurement All
Preventive services
Prenatal care Frequency of ongoing prenatal care Content of prenatal care Sachdeva/UW-Milwaukee
Timeliness of prenatal care Content of prenatal care
Percent of live births weighing less than 2500 grams   N/A
Cesarean rate for nulliparous singleton women   N/A
Immunizations Childhood immunization status   N/A
Immunizations for adolescents   N/A
Other preventive services Cross-cutting Content of well-child and well-adolescent care Scholle/NCQA
Weight assessment BMI assessment followup Freed, U MI
Developmental screening in the first 3 years of life   N/A
Chlamydia screening   N/A
Well-child visits in the first 15 months of life Content of well-child care N/A
Well child visits in the 3d, 4th, 5th, and 6th years of life Content of well-child care Scholle/NCQA
Adolescent well care visit Content of well-adolescent care Scholle/NCQA
Total eligibles who received preventive dental services as a % of eligibles   N/A
  Adolescent depression screening and followup Scholle/NCQA
  Vision screening and followup N/A
Acute care
  Appropriate testing for children with pharyngitis   N/A
  Otitis media with effusion—avoidance of inappropriate use of systemic antimicrobials in children—ages 2 through 12   N/A
  Total eligibles who received dental treatment services Dental treatment Sachdeva/UW-Milwaukee
  Ambulatory care: emergency department visits   N/A
  Pediatric central-line-associated blood stream infections—NICU and PICU   N/A
    Clinical subspecialty care—sickle cell disease Freed/U MI
    Inpatient —neonatal care Kleinman/MSSM
    Hospital readmissions Schuster/CHB
Chronic care
  Annual number of asthma patients 2 through 20 years old with one or more asthma-related emergency room visits ED visits for asthma care Kleinman/MSSM
  Followup care for children prescribed ADHD medication ADHD diagnosis and followup Sachdeva/UW-Milwaukee
  Annual hemoglobin A1C testing of children with diabetes   N/A
  Followup after hospitalization for mental disorders   N/A
Family experiences of care     N/A
  CAHPS® 4.0 with Medicaid and CCC supplements applied to all children Inpatient FEC Schuster/CHB

Note: Compiled June 2011 by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. For more information on the initial core measure set, go to the CMS Technical Specifications Manual (PDF file, Plugin Software Help). For more information on the PQMP COEs, visit http://www.ahrq.gov/CHIPRA.

Legend:

Abbreviation Full Term
ADHD = Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder
BMI = Body mass index
CAHPS® = Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems
CCC = Children with chronic conditions
CHB = Children's Hospital of Boston
CHIPRA = Children's Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009 (PL 111-3)
CHOP = Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
COE = Center(s) of Excellence
ED = Emergency department
FEC = Family experiences of care
MSSM = Mount Sinai School of Medicine
NICU = Neonatal intensive care unit
NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance
PI = Principal investigator
PICU = Pediatric intensive care unit
PQMP = Pediatric Quality Measures Program
OB = Obstetric
TBD = To be determined
U MI = University of Michigan
UW-Milwaukee = University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
UW-Seattle = University of Washington, Seattle

Current as of June 2011


Internet Citation:

Crosswalk of the First Set of Priorities for the Pediatric Healthcare Quality Measures Program Centers of Excellence with the CHIPRA Initial Core Measure Set. June 2011. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/chipra/crosswalk.htm


 

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