is presumed to be eligible but did not complete the survey for some reason responded, was unavailable at the time of the survey, was ill or incapable, had a language barrier, and so on). Bad numbers. In either case, the sampled individual (or • parent or guardian) is presumed to be eligible but was never located. Deceased. In some cases, a household or family member may inform you of the of the sampled individual or child. Ineligible. The sampled individual or child did not receive care from the • participating medical group or health system in the last 12 months. Denominator Size Per the tool developer: To produce statistically valid comparisons, the sample needs to be large enough to yield 45 completed surveys per clinician or 300 completed surveys per medical group. Site-level sampling recommendations are currently being developed. For DSRIP reporting purposes: Providers must report a minimum of 30 cases per measure during a 12-month measurement period (15 cases for a 6-month measurement period) For a measurement period (either 6 or 12 months) where the denominator size is less than or equal to 75, providers must report on all cases. No sampling is allowed. For a measurement period (either 6 or 12 months) the denominator size is less than or equal to 380 but greater than 75, providers must report on all cases (preferred, particularly for providers using an electronic health record) or a random sample of not less than 76 cases. For a measurement period (either 6 or 12-months) where the denominator size is greater than 380, providers must report on all cases (preferred, particularly for providers using an electronic health record) or a random sample of cases that is not less than 20% of all cases; however, providers may cap the total sample size at 300 cases. Sample methodology will be reviewed by HHSC to ensure best fit Allowable All denominator subsets are permissible for this outcome Denominator Additional CAHPS Analysis Program available using SAS® software. Considerations for Providers Providers should for follow survey administration, sampling, and scoring guidelines, unless a DSRIP specific modification has been noted. Surveys are validated in entirety and providers should plan on using as specified by the survey developer. Data Source CAHPS Survey Report as provided by your survey administrator.
is presumed to be eligible but did not complete the survey for some reason responded, was unavailable at the time of the survey, was ill or incapable, had a language barrier, and so on). • Bad numbers. In either case, the sampled individual (or parent or guardian) is presumed to be eligible but was never located. Deceased. In some cases, a household or family member may inform you of the of the sampled individual or child. • Ineligible. The sampled individual or child did not receive care from the participating medical group or health system in the last 12 months. Denominator Size Per the tool developer: To produce statistically valid comparisons, the sample needs to be large enough to yield 45 completed surveys per clinician or 300 completed surveys per medical group. Site-level sampling recommendations are currently being developed. For DSRIP reporting purposes: Providers must report a minimum of 30 cases per measure during a 12-month measurement period (15 cases for a 6-month measurement period) For a measurement period (either 6 or 12 months) where the denominator size is less than or equal to 75, providers must report on all cases. No sampling is allowed. For a measurement period (either 6 or 12 months) the denominator size is less than or equal to 380 but greater than 75, providers must report on all cases (preferred, particularly for providers using an electronic health record) or a random sample of not less than 76 cases. For a measurement period (either 6 or 12-months) where the denominator size is greater than 380, providers must report on all cases (preferred, particularly for providers using an electronic health record) or a random sample of cases that is not less than 20% of all cases; however, providers may cap the total sample size at 300 cases. Sample methodology will be reviewed by HHSC to ensure best fit Allowable Denominator All denominator subsets are permissible for this outcome Additional Considerations for Providers CAHPS Analysis Program available using SAS® software. Providers should for follow survey administration, sampling, and scoring guidelines, unless a DSRIP specific modification has been noted. Surveys are validated in entirety and providers should plan on using as specified by the survey developer. Data Source CAHPS Survey Report as provided by your survey administrator.
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