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CMS Pub. 100-22, ch. 1, § 60

Physician Quality Reporting System Measures

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To qualify to earn the Physician Quality Reporting System incentive payment, an eligible

professional must report data on quality measures. Beginning with the 2008 Physician Quality

Reporting System, eligible professionals have the option of reporting data on individual quality

measures or on measures groups. Physician Quality Reporting System measures groups are

created by CMS by grouping 4 or more Physician Quality Reporting System measures that have

a clinical condition or focus in common. The Physician Quality Reporting System measures that

comprise a measures group share a common denominator specification and therefore differ in

their specifications from that of individual measures.

History

(Rev. 10, Issued: 07-27-12, Effective: 10-29-12, Implementation: 10-29-12)

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