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Hospital Quality Incentive Payment (HQIP) Program 2021 Proposed Measures- Community Advisory Council Presentation June 26, 2020 Department of Health Care Policy & Financing Agenda 1. Program Background Recap 2. Impacts of COVID-19 3.


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Hospital Quality Incentive Payment (HQIP) Program

2021 Proposed Measures- Community Advisory Council Presentation

Department of Health Care Policy & Financing

June 26, 2020

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Agenda

  • 1. Program Background Recap
  • 2. Impacts of COVID-19
  • 3. Recommendations for 2021
  • 4. 2021 S

coring Rubrics

  • 5. Questions

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Program Background Recap

  • The Colorado Health Care Affordability Act (House Bill 09-1293), S

ection 25.5- 4-402.3, Colorado Revised S tatute authorizes HCPF pay an additional amount based upon performance to those hospitals that provide services that improve health care outcomes for their patients.

  • Hospital Quality Incentive Payment (HQIP) Program incentive payments are

based on each hospital’s performance on the measures recommended by the HQIP S ubcommittee and approved by the CHAS E Board.

  • PCG assists the Department in measure development, data collection and

scoring.

  • As recommended by the CHAS

E Board, the Department would like to include the Community Advisory Council in the development and review of HQIP measures in 2021 and future program years.

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CAC Engagement Plan

Multiple CAC “touchpoints” have been built into the HQIP measures development cycle:

  • Touchpoint 1: Initial Thinking: Initial HQIP subcommittee approved measure

recommendations are presented to CAC. CAC feedback will be collected and reported back to the subcommittee.

  • Touchpoint 2: Midpoint: Final subcommittee measure recommendations

with incorporated CAC feedback will be used to develop detailed measure specifications and presented to CAC. Any additional feedback will be collected and relayed back to subcommittee.

  • Touchpoint 3: Final Recommendations: S

ubcommittee will consider CAC feedback and finalize measure specifications. The final measures will be presented to the CAC with opportunity for feedback prior to submission to the CHAS E board.

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Impacts of COVID-19

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Impacts of COVID-19 on HQIP 2020 and 2021

  • In February of this year, the Department presented and received

approval of 2021 HQIP measures from the CHAS E board.

  • However, due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, 2020 HQIP

measures were modified to accommodate hospital reporting during this crisis.

  • Therefore a review of the 2021 proposed measures and possible

modificat ions is required to account for the changes made for 2020.

  • This presentation reflects the Department’s and the HQIP

S ubcommittee’s recommendations for 2021 in light of COVID-19.

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Perinatal and Maternal Care Measure Group

Measure 2021 2020 Exclusive Breast-feeding (PC-05) X Cesarean S ection (PC-02) X X Perinatal Depression and Anxiety X X Maternal Emergencies X X Reduction of Peripartum Racial and Ethnic Disparities* X X Reproductive Life/ Family Planning X X Incidence of Episiotomy X X

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*Postponed in 2020

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Patient Safety Measure Group

Measure 2021 2020 Zero Suicide X Clostridium difficile (C. Diff) X X S epsis* X X Antibiotics S tewardship* X X Adverse Event X X Culture of S afety S urvey X X Handoffs and S ignouts* X X

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*Postponed in 2020

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Patient Experience Measure Group

Measure 2021 2020 HCAHPS Communications about Medicines Composite 5 X X HCAHPS Discharge Information Composite 6 X X HCAHPS Care Transition Composite 7 X X Advance Care Planning X X

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Recommendations for 2021 Measures

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Key Considerations

In developing these updated recommendations, the following key considerations were made:

  • Retain all measures originally presented to the CHAS

E board.

  • Introduce measures that were originally planned to be

implemented in 2020.

  • Proceed with implementing Zero S

uicide measure.

  • Re-assess measure modifications proposed for 2021.

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Measures Introduced in 2021

The 2021 program year will include new measures that were

  • riginally planned for 2020 as well as the Zero S

uicide measure.

  • Reduction of Peripartum Racial and Ethnic Disparities Patient S

afety Bundle (Originally t o be int roduced in 2020)

  • S

epsis (Originally t o be int roduced in 2020)

  • Antibiotic S

tewardship (Originally t o be int roduced in 2020)

  • Handoffs and S

ignouts (Originally t o be int roduced in 2020)

  • Zero S

uicide (Int roduced in 2021)

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2021 Planned Modifications for Existing Measures

  • Perinatal Depression and Anxiety
  • Planned S

coring Modificat ion: Hospitals must earn 3 “ Rs” to earn points in 2021.

  • Recommend keeping this modification.
  • Maternal Emergencies
  • Planned S

coring Modificat ion: Hospitals must answer all S tructure and Process measures to earn points in 2021.

  • Recommend keeping this modification.

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2021 Measure Requirements for Delayed 2020 Measures

  • Reduction in Peripartum Racial and Ethnic Disparities
  • Planned Criteria Modification: Non-birthing hospitals must report

hospital-wide processes.

  • Planned S

coring Modificat ion: Hospitals will earn 5 points if they have the elements of Readiness in place. Additional points, up to 5 for elements of the remaining “ Rs” .

  • 10-point measure.
  • Recommend keeping these modifications as planned for 2021.

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2021 Measure Requirements for Delayed 2020 Measures

  • Sepsis
  • Planned S

coring Modificat ion: Hospitals earn partial points for reporting, additional points for documented improvements.

  • Planned Point Modification: Total possible points reduced from

10 to 5 in 2021.

  • Recommend maintaining 2020 pay-for-reporting, with points

awarded all or nothing, given this will be the first year that hospitals report on this measure.

  • Recommend reducing points from 10 to 5 as planned.

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2021 Measure Requirements for Delayed 2020 Measures

  • Handoffs and Signouts
  • Planned S

coring Modificat ion: Hospitals can earn Level 4 points by reporting measurement results from previous year.

  • Planned Point Modification: Total possible points reduced from

10 to 5 in 2021.

  • Recommend maintaining 2020 scoring, with points awarded

for the successful completion of three steps. No reporting on measurement results.

  • Recommend reducing points from 10 to 5 as planned.

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Scoring Rubrics

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Maternal Health and Perinatal Care Measure Group

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Measure 2020 Points 2021 Points

  • a. Breast Feeding

5

  • b. C-section

5 5

  • c. Perinatal Depression and Anxiety

5 5

  • d. Maternal Emergencies

5 5

  • e. Reduction of Peripartum Racial and

Ethnic Disparities 5 10

  • f. Reproductive Life and Family Planning

5 5

  • g. Incidence of Episiotomy

5 5 Total 35 35 Modified 2020 Total 30

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Patient Safety Measure Group

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Measure 2020 Points 2021 Points

  • a. Zero S

uicide N/ A 10

  • b. C. Diff infections

5 5

  • c. S

epsis 10 5

  • d. Antibiotics S

tewardship 10 10

  • e. Adverse Event

5 5

  • f. Culture of S

afety S urvey 5 5

  • g. Handoffs and S

ign-outs 10 5 Total 45 45 Modified 2020 Total 15

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Patient Experience Measure Group

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Measure 2020 Points 2021 Points

  • a. HCAHPS

composite 5 5 5

  • b. HCAHPS

composite 6 5 5

  • c. HCAHPS

composite 7 5 5

  • d. Advance Care Planning

5 5 Total 20 20

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Modified 2020 Scoring

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Measure Group Originally Planned Modified Maternal Health and Perinatal Care Measure Group 35 30 Patient S afety 45 15 Patient Experience 20 20 Total 100 65

Points will be normalized to 100 based on the hospital’s score on available measures in 2020.

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Questions?

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Contact Information

Department of Health Care Policy & Financing

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Matt Haynes

S pecial Finance Proj ects Manager Email: matt.haynes@ state.co.us

Joe Sekiya

Hospital Transformation Proj ect Manager Email: j oe.sekiya@ state.co.us

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Thank You

Matt Haynes Special Finance Projects Manager Department of Health Care Policy & Financing Matt.Haynes@state.co.us