eCQMs for 2019 Performance Period CMS2v8 CMS22v7 CMS50v7 CMS52v7 CMS56v7 CMS66v7 CMS68v8 CMS69v7 CMS74v8 CMS75v7 CMS82v6 CMS90v8 CMS117v7 CMS122v7 CMS124v7 CMS125v7 CMS127v7 CMS128v7 CMS129v8 CMS130v7 CMS131v7 CMS132v7 CMS133v7 CMS134v7 CMS135v7 CMS136v8 CMS137v7 CMS138v7 CMS139v7 CMS142v7 CMS143v7 CMS144v7 CMS145v7 CMS146v7 CMS147v8 CMS149v7 CMS153v7 CMS154v7 CMS155v7 CMS156v7 CMS157v7 CMS159v7 CMS160v7 CMS161v7 CMS165v7 CMS177v7 CMS249v1 CMS347v2 CMS349v1 CMS645v2 CMS Measure ID CMS177v7 Version 7 NQF Number 1365 Measure Description Percentage of patient visits for those patients aged 6 through 17 years with a diagnosis of major depressive disorder with an assessment for suicide risk Initial Population All patient visits for those patients aged 6 through 17 years with a diagnosis of major depressive disorder Denominator Statement Equals Initial Population Denominator Exclusions None Numerator Statement Patient visits with an assessment for suicide risk Numerator Exclusions Not Applicable Denominator Exceptions None Measure Steward PCPI(R) Foundation (PCPI[R]) Domain Patient Safety Previous Version CMS177v6 Next Version CMS177v8 Measure Scoring Proportion Measure Type Process Improvement Notation Higher score indicates better quality Guidance A suicide risk assessment should be performed at every visit for major depressive disorder during the measurement period. This measure is an episode-of-care measure; the level of analysis for this measure is every visit for major depressive disorder during the measurement period. For example, at every visit for MDD, the patient should have a suicide risk assessment. Use of a standardized tool or instrument to assess suicide risk will meet numerator performance. Standardized tools can be mapped to the concept "Intervention, Performed": "Suicide risk assessment (procedure)" included in the numerator logic below. Quality ID 382 Meaningful Measure Prevention, Treatment, and Management of Mental Health Specifications Attachment Size CMS177v7.html 46.51 KB CMS177v7.zip 42.99 KB CMS177v7_TRN.xlsx 19.12 KB Release Notes HeaderUpdated Version Number.Measure Section: eMeasure Version numberSource of Change: Measure LeadUpdated Copyright.Measure Section: CopyrightSource of Change: Annual UpdateUpdated Disclaimer.Measure Section: DisclaimerSource of Change: Measure LeadUpdated Rationale.Measure Section: RationaleSource of Change: Measure LeadUpdated Clinical Recommendation Statement.Measure Section: Clinical Recommendation StatementSource of Change: Measure LeadUpdated Reference.Measure Section: ReferenceSource of Change: Measure LeadLogicReplaced SNOMEDCT single code value sets with direct referenced codes. A direct referenced code is a single concept code that is used to describe a clinical element directly within the logic. The use of direct referenced codes replaces the need for single code value sets. Measures using other code systems in single value sets may optionally transition to direct referenced codes.Measure Section: NumeratorSource of Change: Standards UpdateAdded supplemental timing attributes to most datatypes in QDM 5.3 to facilitate accurate retrieval of time related information within CQL logic. Timing attributes now include a time interval, such as prevalence period or relevant period, and/or actual time of documentation with Author Datetime. Relevant period is the general method to describe start and stop times for datatypes. Prevalence period is used for some datatypes to more accurately define onset and abatement times.Measure Section: Multiple SectionsSource of Change: Standards UpdateAssigned cardinality to each attribute to be more explicit in guiding specification and implementation of QDM data elements. Cardinality refers to the number of instances of the attribute that can be included in the measure description. Cardinality for most attributes is 0.. 1 (i.e., can occur up to 1 time), but some attributes have a cardinality of 0.. * (i.e., can occur multiple times).Measure Section: Multiple SectionsSource of Change: Standards UpdateCQL libraries contain sets of CQL definitions, or CQL expression statements. A context statement, patient or population, can now be used in a CQL library to clearly establish how the subsequent list of CQL expressions will be interpreted. A 'Population' context will interpret the CQL expression with reference to the entire population of the item being counted, patients or encounters. A 'Patient' context will interpret the CQL expression with reference to a single patient. Context statements are not required, but one or more context statements may be used within a library to help clarify how the CQL expressions will be interpreted. Patient context is the default if none is specified.Measure Section: Multiple SectionsSource of Change: Standards UpdateRemoved the 'Face-To-Face Interaction' data element and added relevant SNOMED codes to the Encounter Grouping value sets to better align between the SNOMED and CPT encounter codes.Measure Section: Multiple SectionsSource of Change: Measure LeadReplaced measure-defined definitions with similar definitions and functions from CQL shared libraries for consistency across measures.Measure Section: Multiple SectionsSource of Change: Standards UpdateUpdated measure logic from Quality Data Model (QDM)-based logic to Clinical Quality Language (CQL)-based logic. Information on CQL can be found at the eCQI Resource center (https://ecqi.healthit.gov/cql). Information about specific versions of the new standards in use for CMS reporting periods can be found at the eCQI Resource Center (https://ecqi.healthit.gov/ecqm-tools-key-resources). Switching from QDM to CQL brings with it many changes, as well as enhanced expression capability, but only those changes with significant impact will be outlined in technical release notes. For example, in the case of timing operators, changes may only be summarized if those changes impact the measure calculation.Measure Section: Multiple SectionsSource of Change: Standards UpdateValue SetThe VSAC is the source of truth for the value set content, please visit the VSAC for downloads of current value sets.Replaced SNOMEDCT single code value sets with direct referenced codes. A direct referenced code is a single concept code that is used to describe a clinical element directly within the logic. The use of direct referenced codes replaces the need for single code value sets. Measures using other code systems in single value sets may optionally transition to direct referenced codes.Measure Section: QDM Data ElementsSource of Change: Standards UpdateValue set Office Visit (2.16.840.1.113883.3.464.1003.101.12.1001): Added SNOMEDCT extensional value set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.464.1003.101.11.1264) including 7 codes.Measure Section: QDM Data ElementsSource of Change: Annual UpdateValue set Outpatient Consultation (2.16.840.1.113883.3.464.1003.101.12.1008): Added SNOMEDCT extensional value set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.464.1003.101.11.1266) including 3 codes.Measure Section: QDM Data ElementsSource of Change: Annual UpdateValue set Payer (2.16.840.1.114222.4.11.3591): Added 11 SOP codes (299, 32127, 32128, 391, 517, 524, 614, 621, 622, 623, 629) and deleted 3 SOP codes (63, 64, 69).Measure Section: QDM Data ElementsSource of Change: Annual UpdateValue set Face-to-Face Interaction (2.16.840.1.113883.3.464.1003.101.12.1048): Removed Face-to-Face Interaction.Measure Section: QDM Data ElementsSource of Change: Annual UpdateValue set Payer (2.16.840.1.114222.4.11.3591): Deleted 1 SOP code (24).Measure Section: QDM Data ElementsSource of Change: 2019 Addendum External Resources United States Health Information Knowledgebase NLM Value Set Authority Center (VSAC)