As digital quality measurement evolves, health systems need reliable access to continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) data without adding documentation burden for clinicians. NCQA has finalized the new Continuous Glucose Monitoring Utilization for Patients with Diabetes (CGD-E) measure for measurement year 2027 and the Glycemic Status Assessment for Patients With Diabetes (GSD) measure accepts the Glucose Management Indicator (GMI) from CGM data alongside HbA1c. NCQA is also phasing out manual chart review in favor of electronic clinical data. Together, these changes mean CGM metrics increasingly need to live in structured, extractable electronic health record (EHR) fields.

In this webinar, Tidepool and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC) will share a real-world case study of transitioning from manual CGM metrics documentation to an order driven integration that brings standardized CGM metrics directly into discrete EHR fields. CCHMC’s implementation uses HL7 v2 messaging transmitted through the Redox interoperability platform. Tidepool also supports FHIR-based messaging, so health systems can choose the approach that fits their infrastructure.

What You’ll Learn

• What CGD-E and GSD require from CGM data, and how structured EHR data supports both
• How to replace manual workflows with integration based workflows to stop the manual transcription of CGM metrics
• Practical considerations for integrating CGM metrics into the EHR.
• Architectural and governance decisions involved in operationalizing device data infrastructure.
• Key tradeoffs between HL7 v2 and FHIR interoperability approaches.

Why Attend

If your organization is preparing for digital quality reporting, this session will provide practical insight into integrating CGM metrics into discrete EHR fields. You’ll leave with lessons from a production implementation and a clear view of the decisions that help make CGM data usable for quality measures like CGD-E and GSD.

Who Should Attend

• Quality improvement and measurement professionals
• Digital HEDIS and reporting teams
• Health plan quality teams working with provider clinical data
• Clinical informatics and health IT leaders
• Interoperability and data architecture professionals
• Diabetes care and population health teams
• Health systems working to integrate device-generated data

Prepare Your CGM Data for Digital Quality Reporting

Register to learn how CGM metrics integration can reduce manual documentation, strengthen reporting readiness and support evolving digital HEDIS requirements.