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Last Chance for Public Comment, KY Core Healthcare Measures Set

Filed Under: KHC News, Measurement , Stephanie Clouser

The public comment period for the Kentucky Core Healthcare Measures Set ends on Thursday, May 24, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. (ET). This is the final opportunity for healthcare stakeholders to weigh in on the relevance and feasibility of new and revised measures.

The Kentucky Core Healthcare Measures Set includes 38 provider performance measures in the areas of prevention, pediatrics, chronic and acute care, and behavioral health. Ultimately, the expectation is for the measures set to be adopted by public and private organizations to better focus improvement efforts toward shared areas.

The PMAC Executive Committee will weigh the opinions, suggestions, and comments resulting from the public comment period. If you are a healthcare stakeholder in Kentucky, please download and review the draft KCHMS on the KHC website here and fill out an online form to submit your comments.

Please email any questions to sclouser@khcollaborative.org.

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