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CRS – Clinical Reporting System

CRS Performance Measure

Performance Measure Topic: Diabetes and Blood Pressure Control.

Topic Denominators:

  • User Population patients diagnosed with diabetes at least one year prior to end of Report period;
  • Active Diabetic patients (defined as all Active Clinical patients diagnosed with diabetes at least one year prior to end of Report period, AND at least 2 visits in past year, AND 2 DM-related visits (with DM POV) ever;
  • Adult Active Diabetic patients (defined by meeting the following criteria: 1) 19 or older at the beginning of the Report period; 2) whose first ever DM diagnosis occurred at least one year prior to end of Report period; 3) who had at least 2 DM-related visits ever; 4) at least one encounter with DM POV in a primary clinic with a primary provider during prior year; and 5) never have had a creatinine value greater than 5.

Topic Numerators:

  • With Blood Pressure documented in past year, defined as mean of last 3 non-ER visit BP values (if 3 are not available, uses mean of 2 visits);
  • With controlled Blood Pressure, defined as less than 130/80 (if the systolic and diastolic do not BOTH meet the criteria, the value is considered not controlled);
  • With BP not controlled, defined as any value that is equal to or greater than 130/80.

GPRA Measure: Maintain the proportion of diabetic patients who have achieved blood pressure control at the FY 2005 level.

  • Denominator: Active Diabetic patients (see detailed definition above)
  • Numerator: Patients with controlled blood pressure (less than 130/80)


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