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Article Overview
This article discusses general approaches practices may use when choosing Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI) measures to report, with comments from oncology and emergency medicine perspectives. It is intended for coders and physicians who are planning quality reporting and want to understand broad considerations around measure selection, documentation readiness, and workflow fit.
Why This Topic Matters
Choosing reportable measures that match existing documentation and practice patterns can affect a practice’s ability to participate consistently in quality reporting programs.
What You Will Learn
How practices think about selecting PQRI measures for reporting
Why documentation readiness matters for quality reporting workflows
How reporting experience in certain specialties may influence measure selection
General considerations for maintaining consistent reporting performance
Who Should Read This
Physicians
Medical coders
Practice managers
Quality reporting staff
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