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CMS Pub. 100-10, ch. 8, § 8000

Introduction

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This chapter describes the minimum requirements and responsibilities of the Quality

Improvement Organizations (QIOs) in using information technology (IT) infrastructure

and managing electronic data for the QIO Program. QIOs must use the applications,

tools, and systems furnished by CMS that are accessible through a secure Intranet site.

This chapter describes the supporting documents that govern the policies and procedures

for the CMS-furnished secure network environment that are the basis of the IT

performance standards on which the QIO will be reviewed. The QIOs must meet or

exceed all IT performance standards listed in Section 8030 IT Performance Standards.

CMS furnishes the IT manuals described in this chapter to QIOs and other authorized

CMS contractors that support the QIO Program. CMS routinely updates and revises the

documents as changes in the IT environment and program operations occur.

History

(Rev. 22, Issued: 12-02-15, Effective: 12-02-15, Implementation: 12-02-15)

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