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Webinar Recording and Feedback Opportunity Available: Advancing Technology for Quality Reporting at CMS - Burden Reduction and FHIR

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recorded a presentation on how the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources® (FHIR) standard can be used to advance technology to reduce quality reporting burden and increase interoperability for our healthcare community. This presentation discusses the journey to FHIR® for quality, the benefits of FHIR, implementation plans for electronic quality reporting using FHIR, roadmap goals, and stakeholder readiness. CMS also recently collaborated with Health IT Vendors to conduct a pilot implementation of FHIR for quality with a vision to streamline the future of quality submissions across our programs and will share pilot results and next steps.

The webinar recording ‘Advancing Technology for Quality Reporting at CMS: Burden Reduction and FHIR’ can be found on YouTube and slides are available on the Electronic Clinical Quality Improvement (eCQI ) Resource Center.

The presentation focused on these learning objectives:        

  • Burden reduction for electronic clinical quality measure (eCQM) implementation and reporting
  • Understanding the benefits of FHIR for quality reporting
  • Identifying resources available to find information about FHIR for quality reporting
  • Describing how FHIR can replace current standards for electronic quality data capture and reporting
  • Understanding CMS’s roadmap for transition to FHIR for quality

CMS invites you to provide feedback by responding to a FHIR Readiness Poll by Friday, August 31, 2020. *Please note, the webinar recording states to provide feedback by August 8th, but the feedback opportunity has been extended to August 31st.

Submit FHIR-related questions to the eCQI Resource Center team at ecqi-resource-center@hhs.gov.

Find information about FHIR and other standards on the eCQI Resource Center.

Last Updated: May 24, 2023