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QDI User Group

Event Date and Time
Wed, 11/18/2026 - 03:00PM EST
Add to Calendar 2026-11-18 15:00:00 2026-11-18 16:30:00 America/New_York QDI User Group

The Quality Data Implementation (QDI) User Group reviews and discusses standards and data models used to express quality measures. As CMS quality measurement transitions to Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standards, particularly QI‑Core, we are increasing our focus on FHIR‑based approaches to real‑world measure implementation.

To better integrate measure development with real-world implementation, the QDI User Group hosts focused discussions each month. We need your voice in those discussions to shape the future of clinical workflows, data accuracy, and technical infrastructure.

Why join?

  • Vendors foster the technically sound and sustainable future of digital quality measurement.
  • Implementers share "boots on the ground" challenges and influence future system builds.
  • Measure Developers communicate new measure concepts, ideas, and identified issues with interested parties to confirm they are practical, accurate, and implementable within real-world healthcare systems.
  • Collective impact: Collaborative problem-solving promotes the use of standardized data sets, such as FHIR-based standards, improving data interoperability, reducing inconsistencies, and enabling smoother exchanges. 

Please extend this invite to any colleagues who may be interested in attending.

Please join the meeting from your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

Microsoft Teams

  • Meeting ID: 297 443 617 546 00
  • Passcode: h54HD983
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