PCMH reporting, from recognition through annual renewals.
Whether you're seeking NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home recognition or keeping up with annual and Quality Improvement (QI) requirements, the Office Practicum PCMH Toolkit uses chart data to give you the reports you need and guidance for what isn’t report-based. The requirements may be complicated. Getting the evidence doesn’t have to be.
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Recognition runs on evidence, and much of it is already in your chart data.
The PCMH Toolkit organizes reports around the concepts, competencies, and criteria defined by NCQA standards, connecting the data already in Office Practicum to the evidence needed for PCMH recognition.
Suzanne Berman, MD, FAAP, Office Practicum's Director of Informatics & Instruction and a member of the NCQA Clinical Programs Committee, developed the Toolkit to help pediatric practices navigate PCMH reporting requirements.
Self-Service Guides help you run reports and understand eCQMs and metric definitions, while Basic Coaching provides direction for PCMH requirements that don't have a specific report behind them.
Reporting organized around what PCMH asks for
Reports are organized around PCMH concepts, competencies, and criteria, so you can find the reporting associated with the requirement you're working on.
Filter reports by date range, provider, or location to access the information you need for your reporting.
Report Bundles let you download and run the reports needed for Quality Improvement (QI) reporting together, rather than selecting and running them one by one.
Run reports anytime to understand performance on PCMH measures and make adjustments along the way, rather than waiting until it's time to submit.
Spend less time assembling the evidence.
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Recognition stops being a chart-review project.
The reports come from the data your practice already generates, mapped to the standard you're being measured against, from the initial application through every annual renewal.
What to know about PCMH reporting in Office Practicum.
Office Practicum’s PCMH Toolkit is a set of self-service reports and resources designed to help pediatric practices with Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) reporting. It uses practice data already in Office Practicum to compile reports organized around the concepts, competencies, and criteria defined by National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) standards.
Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) recognition is a program from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) that recognizes practices for meeting standards related to patient-centered, coordinated, accessible, and quality-focused care. Practices seeking or maintaining PCMH recognition provide evidence showing how they meet applicable NCQA requirements.
Office Practicum’s PCMH Toolkit was developed by Suzanne Berman, MD, FAAP, Office Practicum’s Director of Informatics & Instruction and a member of the NCQA Clinical Programs Committee. The Toolkit was created specifically to help pediatric practices navigate PCMH reporting requirements using data already captured in Office Practicum.
In addition to PCMH reports, the Office Practicum PCMH Toolkit includes Self-Service Guides, Basic Coaching, and Quality Improvement (QI) Report Bundles. Self-Service Guides provide report instructions, eCQM and metric definitions, screenshots, and FAQs. Basic Coaching provides guidance for PCMH requirements that do not have a specific report, while QI Report Bundles make it easier to run collections of reports needed for Quality Improvement reporting.
Quality Improvement (QI) Report Bundles are collections of Office Practicum reports used for PCMH Quality Improvement reporting. Instead of selecting and running the necessary reports individually, practices can download and run the reports in a bundle together, reducing the manual work involved in assembling QI reporting.
Yes. Office Practicum PCMH reports can be filtered by date range, provider, or location, allowing practices to access the data needed for the scope of a particular PCMH reporting requirement.
Yes. The Office Practicum PCMH Toolkit can be used beyond initial PCMH recognition for annual reporting and ongoing Quality Improvement reporting. Practices can run reports throughout the year to understand performance on PCMH measures, track progress, and make adjustments along the way rather than waiting until reporting is due.