NCQA Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Changes to PCMH Standards

The National Committee for Quality Assurance is taking input from the public on proposed changes to its Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition program.

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NCQA is proposing changes to its PCMH standards and guidelines to place a greater emphasis on outcomes measures. According to an NCQA news release, the changes would also:

 

•    Incorporate a streamlined file review.
•    Improve applicability of the standards to pediatric practices.
•    Promote integration of primary and behavioral healthcare.
•    Align with meaningful use stage 2 requirements.

 

The public comment period began June 17 and will remain open until 5 p.m. Eastern time July 22.

 

NCQA expects to launch the updated PCMH program in March 2014.

 

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