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Relative Resource Use for People With Diabetes (RDI)

CBE ID
1557
1.4 Project
Endorsed
Endorsement Status
1.1 New or Maintenance
E&M Cycle
Is Under Review
No
1.3 Measure Description

The risk-adjusted relative resource use by health plan members with diabetes (type 1 and type 2) during the measurement year.

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          Measure Retired and Endorsement Removed Cost and Resource Use Project 2016-2017
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