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Relative Resource Use for People with Asthma (RAS)

CBE ID
1560
Endorsed
New or Maintenance
Endorsement and Maintenance (E&M) Cycle
Is Under Review
No
Measure Description

The risk-adjusted relative resource use by health plan members with asthma during the measurement year.

  • Measure Structure
    Clinical Condition Topic Area
    Brief Description Of Measure Clinical Logic

    This measure addresses the resource use of members identified as having asthma. Both encounter and pharmacy data are used to identify members for inclusion in the eligible population, and the results are adjusted to account for age, gender, and HCC-RRU risk classifications that predict cost variability (Refer to Attachment S8_RAS_Clinical Logic for additional information).

    National Quality Strategy Priorities
    Affordable Care
    Cost/Resource Use
  • Most Recent Endorsement Activity
    Measure Retired and Endorsement Removed Cost and Resource Use Project 2016-2017
    Initial Endorsement
    Endorsement Status
    Last Updated
    Removal Date
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    Steward Organization Copyright

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