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Table 1 List of EPRP measures used to create facility performance profiles

From: Improving quality of care through improved audit and feedback

EPRP mnemonic

Short description

c7n

DM - Outpatient - Foot sensory exam using monofilament

Dmg23

DM - Outpatient - HbA1 > 9 or not done (poor control) in past year

Dmg28

DM - Outpatient - BP > =160/100 or not done

Dmg31h

DM - Outpatient - Retinal exam, timely by disease (HEDIS)

Dmg7n

DM - Outpatient - LDL-C < 120

htn10

HTN - Outpatient - Dx HTN & BP > = 160/100 or not recorded

htn9

HTN - Outpatient - Dx HTN & BP < = 140/90

p1

Immunizations - Pneumococcal Outpatient – Nexus

p22

Immunizations - Outpatient - Influenza ages 50–64 - Nexus clinics

p3h

CA - Women aged 50–69 screened for breast cancer (HEDIS)

p4h

CA - Women aged 21–64 screened for cervical cancer in the past three years (HEDIS)

p6h

CA - Patients receiving appropriate colorectal cancer screening (HEDIS)

smg2n

Tobacco - Outpatient - Used in past 12 months - Nexus - Non-MH

smg6

Tobacco - Outpatient - Intervention - Annual - Non-MH with referral and counselling

smg7

Tobacco - Outpatient - Meds offered - Nexus - Non-MH

  1. Note. The EPRP mnemonic is an identifier in the database for a given measure calculated in a given way. OQP may, over time, change the criteria for a given measure. A measure attempting to capture a similar outcome but with a different calculation method would be assigned a different mnemonic number (for example, dmg28 in the above table, currently described as BP greater than or equal to 160/100, was listed as BP greater than 160/100 in earlier years and would have received a different mnemonic identifier). For purposes of this study, only measures with identical mnemonic during all quarters of the calculation period were used.+.
  2. EPRP External Peer Review Program; DM Diabetes Mellitus; BP blood pressure; HEDIS Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set; HTN Hypertension; CA Cancer; MH mental health; OQP Office of Quality and Performance.