1 | Computerized provider order entry used for medication, laboratory, and radiology orders | 60%, 30%, 30% |
2 | Permissible prescriptions generated and transmitted electronically | 50% |
3 | Demographics recorded as structured data | 80% |
4 | Changes in vital signs recorded and charted as structured data | 80% |
5 | Smoking status recorded as structured data for patients ≥13 years | 80% |
6 | Clinical decision support used to improve performance on high-priority health conditions | Yes |
7 | Patients given the ability to view, download, and transmit their health information within 4 days of its availability to the provider | 50%, 5% |
8 | Patients given clinical visit summaries within 1 business day of a visit | 50% |
9 | Electronic health information protected by appropriate technology | Yes |
10 | Clinical laboratory test results recorded as structured data | 55% |
11 | Condition-specific patient lists generated | Yes |
12 | Clinically relevant information used to identify patients who should receive reminders for preventive or follow-up care | 10% |
13 | Appropriate, patient-specific education resources identified | 10% |
14 | Medication reconciliation performed | 50% |
15 | Transition of care summary provided for each transition of care | 50%,10% |
16 | Ongoing submission of electronic immunization data to immunization registries | Yes |
17 | Secure electronic messaging used to communicate with patients concerning relevant health information | 5% |
Menu measures (providers must meet 3 of 6) |
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1 | Ongoing submission of syndromic surveillance data to public health agencies | Yes |
2 | Electronic progress notes entered into patient records | 30% |
3 | Imaging results are accessible through certified electronic health record technology | 10% |
4 | Patient family health histories recorded as structured data | 20% |
5 | Ongoing submission ofcancer case information to a public health central cancer registry | Ongoing |
6 | Ongoing submission of specific case information to a specialized registry | Ongoing |