Measure Section Icons Sample Clauses

Measure Section Icons. The compass icon indicates the measure specification. Depending on the type of measure, this section will identify a numerator and denominator, a start and stop time, or criteria that need to be addressed. The gears icon indicates data elements. This section contains all questions that must be answered and reported to ASPR. The bull’s eye icon indicates the intent of a measure. The puzzle pieces icon indicates actions, outputs, or outcomes that should result from achievement of the performance measures. * The open book icon indicates technical assistance guidance. This section identifies any other relevant information to help awardees collect and report measure data reliably and validly. The light bulb icon indicates key questions that may help awardees respond to data elements for each performance measure. * The checklist icon indicates reporting requirements. This section contains any additional reporting criteria that were not identified previously in the measure. The key icon indicates data element terms. * *Note: These ICONS are applicable to the HPP Performance Measure sections; many are also used in the HPP-PHEP Performance Measures. At the beginning of each capability section containing an HPP-PHEP joint measure, a table is provided to demonstrate how and to which awardee group the reporting requirements for the measure and assessment tool apply.
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