No. An undated lab result may not be used for HEDIS reporting. To be eligible for use, the date the test was performed (e.g., the date the sample was drawn) or the result date (e.g., the date the lab calculated the result) must be documented.
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No. An undated lab result may not be used for HEDIS reporting. To be eligible for use, the date the test was performed (e.g., the date the sample was drawn) or the result date (e.g., the date the lab calculated the result) must be documented.