HEDIS and Performance Measurement

Health care effectiveness data and information set (HEDIS) is one of the most widely used performance improvement tools in healthcare. A total of 184 million people participated in the plan to report the results of HEDIS. Visitors to this page will usually see the HEDIS FAQ, QRS FAQ or ask questions via MyNCQA

NCQA screening, training and certification body for collecting or reviewing health plan and health care provider data

Responsible medical care must be measured and transparent. That's why we published what we learned from HEDIS in many forums and formats.

HUG members are medical experts who create, report and interpret HEDIS data. Members can access the latest news on performance measurement and gain insight into how HEDIS is evolving.

HEDIS 's digital future began. New digital measures reduce the burden of reporting quality results. Other changes will ensure that HEDIS will be useful, effective and reliable in the new medical era.

Magellan 's 2017 HEDIS (Healthcare Efficacy Data and Information Set) quality indicator series has entered the final stage of data collection. You may have heard the acronym HEDIS - but what does it mean, what does it mean to you? Health care effectiveness data and information set - HEDIS - It was created by the National Quality Assurance Council (NCQA) to measure the clinical quality performance of health plans. This is accomplished by collecting and analyzing data that records clinical care received by individual program members from providers affected by the activities and programs provided by the health plan. Aggregate data and aggregate reports to reflect "collective" or population-based care received by program members. Currently, Magellan has entered the final stage of collection of 2017 HEDIS quality index data.

A total of 184 million people participated in the plan to report the results of HEDIS. This makes HEDIS one of the most widely used performance improvement tools in healthcare. HEDIS includes measures for doctors, PPOs and other organizations. Visitors to this page will usually see the HEDIS FAQ, QRS FAQ or ask questions via MyNCQA

For some healthcare systems, the health plan is an important part of the organization. The Consumer Evaluation Survey (CAHPS) for HEDIS measures and health planning is basically a national standard and will necessarily be included in the program level performance evaluation system. In addition, health plans have financial indicators that can only be explained at inpatient or clinical service level. For example, the measures of the APACHE III system only apply to the execution of an intensive care unit. The emergency department is investigating a special picker laboratory. Many clinical quality control measures (eg nosocomial infection rate, 30 days rehospital rate, measures of functional outcome) can be technically performed throughout the hospital level, but in smaller analysis units It can explain clearly.