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<strong>CMS</strong>-1403-FC<br />

registries to report on 100 percent of their eligible<br />

patients. Another commenter suggested that for the option<br />

to report on 80 percent of patients for registry-based<br />

reporting of measures groups we accept quality measures<br />

results and numerator and denominator data on quality<br />

measures on all patients, regardless of payer, rather than<br />

quality measures results and numerator and denominator data<br />

on quality measures on Medicare Part B FFS beneficiaries<br />

only. The commenter, however, opposed requiring a minimum<br />

number of Medicare FFS patients be included in the data<br />

<strong>submitted</strong> from the registry. Another commenter thought<br />

that registry reporting and claims-based reporting<br />

requirements should be the same.<br />

Response: While we would encourage eligible<br />

professionals to report data on measures groups and/or<br />

individual quality measures for all patients who qualify<br />

for a measure they are reporting and eligible professionals<br />

are not precluded from reporting data on measures groups<br />

and/or individual quality measures for 100 percent of their<br />

eligible patients, satisfactory reporting was established<br />

by the MIEA-TRHCA to include reporting in at least 80<br />

percent of the cases for which the respective measure is<br />

reportable. Analysis of the 80 percent reporting threshold<br />

<strong>has</strong> indicated it to be a sufficiently large sample size to<br />

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