PQMP 2.0 Centers of Excellence
In October 2016, the Pediatric Quality Measures Program (PQMP) embarked on a new phase of work seeking to improve and refine quality measures that were developed across diverse areas during the initial phase of the PQMP.
In accordance with Title III, Sec. 304(b) of the (PDF, 314 KB), the continued PQMP efforts build knowledge and evidence to support performance monitoring and quality improvement (QI) for children in Medicaid/CHIP by:
- Increasing the number of new measures being implemented and reported at multiple levels (State, health plan, and provider) in key gap areas;
- Informing efforts to streamline data collection and reporting processes; and
- Supporting States to drive improvement in healthcare quality using the Child Core Measures and the PQMP-COE measures.
In order to achieve the objectives outlined above, 大象视频and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services awarded 4-year cooperative research grants to the following six PQMP grantees:
| Principal Investigator (P.I.) | Grantee Institution/Center of Excellence (COE) |
|---|---|
| Michael D. Cabana | Children's Hospital at Montefiore/IMPLEmenting MEasures NeTwork (IMPLEMENT) for Child Health Network |
| Gary L. Freed | University of Michigan/Quality Measurement, Evaluation, Testing, Review, and Implementation Consortium (Q-METRIC) |
| Rita Mangione-Smith | Kaiser Permanente Washington/Pediatric Hospital Care Improvement Project (P-HIP) |
| Sarah H. Scholle | National Committee for Quality Assurance/National Collaborative for Innovation in Quality Measurement: Implementing and Improving (NCINQ II) |
| Sara Toomey Mark A. Schuster |
Children's Hospital Boston/Center of Excellence for Pediatric Quality Measurement (CEPQM) |
| Elizabeth A. Shenkman | University of Florida/Child Health Quality (CHeQ) Partnership |
