Proportion of patients born Number of patients in All patients 18-85 Limited overlap with MU with the following UDS between Jan. 1, 1929 and years as of differences: UDS also reports the number of denominator whose Dec 31, 1995 with December 31 of the patients, while MU reports only percentages last systolic BP diagnosed hypertension measurement year; UDS Table 7 reports health outcomes by race measurement was whose BP was <140/90 diagnosed with and Hispanic/Latino ethnicity. Patients who <140 mmHg and (adequate control) at last hypertension and report race but do not check Hispanic/Latino on whose diastolic BP were first intake form are considered nonHispanic/Latino. reading. was <than 90 mmHg. diagnosed by MU data does not breakdown data this way. health center as Exclude: pregnant patients and those with hypertensive at ESRD. some point before Can include self-reported BPs if a clinical June 30 of the management decision is made using that reading. measurement year Patients who do not have a recorded and who have been measurement during the reporting year are seen for medical considered to have failed the performance visits at least twice measure. during reporting year OR a statistically valid sample of 70 of these patients. The diagnosis may have been made in a year prior to measurement year or at last visit of year or any time in between. Percentage of patients 1885 Patients most Patients 18- 85 Exclusion: pregnancy and ESRD ACO years who had a diagnosis recent BP <140/90 years with of hypertension and whose mmHg diagnosis of BP was adequately hypertension controlled (140/90 mmHg) during measurement year.
UDS Proportion of patients born between Jan. 1, 1929 and Dec 31, 1995 with diagnosed hypertension whose BP was <140/90 (adequate control) at last reading. Number of patients in denominator whose last systolic BP measurement was <140 mmHg and whose diastolic BP was <than 90 mmHg. All patients 18-85 years as of December 31 of the measurement year; diagnosed with hypertension and were first diagnosed by health center as hypertensive at some point before June 30 of the measurement year and who have been seen for medical visits at least twice during reporting year OR a statistically valid sample of 70 of these patients. The diagnosis may have been made in a year prior to measurement year or at last visit of year or any time in between. Limited overlap with MU with the following differences: UDS also reports the number of patients, while MU reports only percentages UDS Table 7 reports health outcomes by race and Hispanic/Latino ethnicity. Patients who report race but do not check Hispanic/Latino on intake form are considered nonHispanic/Latino. MU data does not breakdown data this way. Exclude: pregnant patients and those with ESRD. Can include self-reported BPs if a clinical management decision is made using that reading. Patients who do not have a recorded measurement during the reporting year are considered to have failed the performance measure. ACO Percentage of patients 1885 years who had a diagnosis of hypertension and whose BP was adequately controlled (140/90 mmHg) during measurement year. Patients most recent BP <140/90 mmHg Patients 18- 85 years with diagnosis of hypertension Exclusion: pregnancy and ESRD
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