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9.15.2014 General Guidelines In the draft MY 2014 P4P Manual published in September 2014, there is no mention of whether to apply a “14-day” rule to administrative data for numerators that require more than one service. It does mention to apply this rule in the new HbA1c 2 tests numerator for Diabetes Care. Should we apply this to CIS and HPV for P4P, as we will do for HEDIS 2015?

 
The “14 day” rule was added to the CDC specification because P4P had not adopted HEDIS 2015 General Guideline 44 for the September release of the MY 2014 P4P Manual. The guideline will be adapted for P4P and added to the final version of the MY 2014 P4P Manual, which will be released on December 1, 2014. This guideline, like HEDIS, will also apply to the CIS and HPV P4P measures, along with the Two HbA1c Tests indicator in the CDC measure.

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