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  1. Blog Post/Podcast Measurement-Based Care in Behavioral Health: Let’s Keep Moving Forward

    Published 03.31.2025
    ncqa.org/blog/measurement-based-care-in-behavioral-health-lets-keep-moving-forward/

    Implementing measurement-based care supports person-centered care and makes it easier to evaluate care quality.…

  2. Blog Post/Podcast NCQA’s Person-Centered Outcome Measures Recommended for MIPS

    Published 03.25.2025
    ncqa.org/blog/ncqas-person-centered-outcome-measures-recommended-for-mips/

    NCQA’s person-centered outcome (PCO) measures continue to attract the interest of the quality improvement community: The measures were recently recommended for inclusion in the Merit-Based…

  3. Blog Post/Podcast What Football Teaches Us About Fragmentation

    Published 02.06.2025
    ncqa.org/blog/what-football-teaches-us-about-fragmentation/

    Every weekend, millions of fans watch their favorite teams rally around a shared goal: winning the game. But what if football teams only rewarded the…

  4. Blog Post/Podcast What Wider Access to NCQA Digital Content Means

    Published 05.18.2023
    ncqa.org/blog/what-wider-access-to-ncqa-digital-content-means/

    Last week, we announced that NCQA is publishing requirements and open-source software for interpreting and executing clinical quality language (CQL) so any organization or software…

  5. Blog Post/Podcast Why “Sync for Social Needs”

    Published 09.27.2022
    ncqa.org/blog/why-sync-for-social-needs/

    Unmet social needs have a profound impact on the health of Americans and on our healthcare system. To improve health, we must address those needs.…

  6. Blog Post/Podcast Health Care Trends to Watch in 2025

    Published 01.08.2025
    ncqa.org/blog/health-care-trends-to-watch-in-2025/

    We asked NCQA leaders to share their thoughts on the biggest trends and opportunities in 2025. Here’s what they said. Health Care Costs Continue to…

  7. Blog Post/Podcast NCQA’s 2024 Digital Quality Transition Wrap-Up

    Published 12.19.2024
    ncqa.org/blog/ncqas-2024-digital-quality-transition-wrap-up/

    This year saw lots of progress on the digital quality transition. Here are some highlights and resources you can use to hit the ground running…

  8. Blog Post/Podcast Lessons Learned From Leading Health Plans Implementing Digital Quality

    Published 11.22.2024
    ncqa.org/blog/lessons-learned-from-leading-health-plans-implementing-digital-quality/

    By Rebecca Jacobson, MD, CEO & President, Astrata From my seat as CEO and co-founder of Astrata, I have a unique view into the transformation…

  9. Blog Post/Podcast Introducing the First Cohort of the Bulk FHIR Quality Coalition

    Published 10.28.2024
    ncqa.org/blog/introducing-the-first-cohort-of-the-bulk-fhir-quality-coalition/

    NCQA’s Bulk FHIR® Quality Coalition is evaluating FHIR data quality and identifying common gaps and challenges that might limit organizations from fully utilizing FHIR data for…

  10. Blog Post/Podcast Advancing Digital Quality: Addressing Data Challenges to Improve Performance

    Published 10.14.2024
    ncqa.org/blog/advancing-digital-quality-addressing-data-challenges-to-improve-performance/

    By Yana Ankudinova, Vice President, Product Management, MRO As health care continues its digital transformation, interoperability and data quality are critical to measuring and improving…

  11. Blog Post/Podcast NCQA Launches Coalition to Assess Bulk FHIR Data Quality

    Published 10.07.2024
    ncqa.org/blog/ncqa-launches-coalition-to-assess-bulk-fhir-data-quality/

    Although health care organizations are adopting FHIR® (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) as the standard for exchanging health information, the quality of FHIR data has not…

  12. Blog Post/Podcast Navigating the Health Care System is a Challenge—Even for Those Within It

    Published 09.20.2024
    ncqa.org/blog/navigating-the-health-care-system-is-a-challenge-even-for-those-within-it/

    As a practicing primary care doctor and health policy researcher, my life’s work has focused on improving health care and making it more equitable. If…