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CMS-1403-FC registry requirements by March 31, 2009. Such letters should be sent to: 2009 PQRI Registry Nomination Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Office of Clinical Standards and Quality Quality Measurement and Health Assessment Group 7500 Security Blvd Mail Stop S3-02-01 Baltimore, MD 21244-1850. If a qualified 2008 registry is unsuccessful at submitting 2008 PQRI data (that is, fails to submit 2008 PQRI data per the 2008 PQRI registry requirements), the registry will need to go through the full self-nomination process again. By March 31, 2009, registries that are unsuccessful submitting quality measure results and numerator and denominator data for 2008 will need to be able to meet the specifications listed in this final rule with comment period and in the document on the Web site and send a letter of self-nomination to the above address. Registries that were not “qualified” for 2008 will need to be able to meet the specifications listed in this final rule with comment period and in the document on the Web site and send a letter of self-nomination to the above address by January 31, 2009. 576

CMS-1403-FC As we stated in the CY 2009 PFS proposed rule (73 FR 38563), we will make every effort to ensure that registries that are “qualified” will be able to successfully submit quality measures results and numerator and denominator data on PQRI quality measures or measures groups, but we cannot assume responsibility for the successful submission of data on PQRI quality measures or measures groups, by the registry. The 2009 registry technical requirements will be posted on the PQRI section of the CMS Web site at http://www.cms.hhs.gov/pqri by November 15, 2008. In general, to be considered qualified to submit individual quality measures on behalf of professionals wishing to report under the 2009 PQRI, a registry must: ● Have been in existence as of January 1, 2009. ● Be able to collect all needed data elements and calculate results for at least three measures in the 2009 PQRI program (according to the posted 2009 PQRI Measure Specifications). ● Be able to calculate and submit measure-level reporting rates by NPI/Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN). ● Be able to calculate and submit measure-level performance rates by NPI/TIN. 577

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

registry requirements by March 31, 2009. Such letters<br />

should be sent to:<br />

2009 PQRI Registry Nomination<br />

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services<br />

Office of Clinical Standards and Quality<br />

Quality Measurement and Health Assessment Group<br />

7500 Security Blvd<br />

Mail Stop S3-02-01<br />

Baltimore, MD 21244-1850.<br />

If a qualified 2008 registry is unsuccessful at<br />

submitting 2008 PQRI data (that is, fails to submit 2008<br />

PQRI data per the 2008 PQRI registry requirements), the<br />

registry will need to go through the full self-nomination<br />

process again. By March 31, 2009, registries that are<br />

unsuccessful submitting quality measure results and<br />

numerator and denominator data for 2008 will need to be<br />

able to meet the specifications listed in this final rule<br />

with comment period and in the <strong>document</strong> on the Web site and<br />

send a letter of self-nomination to the above address.<br />

Registries that were not “qualified” for 2008 will need to<br />

be able to meet the specifications listed in this final<br />

rule with comment period and in the <strong>document</strong> on the Web<br />

site and send a letter of self-nomination to the above<br />

address by January 31, 2009.<br />

576

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