THE NATIONAL QUALITY FORUM EMPLOYER & HEALTH PLAN INITIATIVES IN HEALTHCARE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT & MEDICAL ERROR REDUCTION AUDIOCONFERENCE Sponsored by.

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THE NATIONAL QUALITY FORUM EMPLOYER & HEALTH PLAN INITIATIVES IN HEALTHCARE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT & MEDICAL ERROR REDUCTION AUDIOCONFERENCE Sponsored by Health Affairs Kenneth W. Kizer, M.D., M.P.H. President and CEO The National Quality Forum September 10, 2002 NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTHCARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

WHAT IS THE NQF? The National Quality Forum is a private, non-profit, voluntary consensus standards setting organization. NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

WHAT DOES THE NQF DO? The NQF was established to improve the quality of U.S. health care by: standardizing health care performance measurement and reporting designing an overall strategy and framework for a National Healthcare Quality Measurement and Reporting System otherwise promoting, guiding and leading health care quality improvement NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

HISTORY  Presidential Advisory Commission on Consumer Protection and Quality in the Health Care Industry established (1996)  Commission recommended the creation of a private sector entity (“Quality Forum”) that would bring healthcare stakeholder sectors together to standardize health care performance measures and standards (1998)  Quality Forum Planning Committee convened by White House (1998)  NQF incorporated in District of Columbia (1999)  NQF operational (2000) NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

THE NQF-QI NEXUS  Quality improvement requires a systematic approach  A systematic approach requires a coherent strategy, goals, performance measurement and reporting  Performance measures must be standardized, reliable and meaningful  Structure, process, goals and rewards must be aligned; accountability has to be built in to systems and processes NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

UNIQUE FEATURES  Broad and open membership (>150 organizations as of Sept 2002)  Public and private sector representation on governing board (including accreditors and IOM); equitable status of stakeholder sectors  Attention to overall strategy for measuring and reporting healthcare quality, including establishing national goals  Focus is on the entire continuum of healthcare  Formal consensus process (“voluntary consensus standards”) NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

National Technology and Transfer Advancement of Act of 1995 (NTTAA)  Defines the 5 key attributes of a “voluntary consensus standards body” (i.e., openness, balance of interest, due process, consensus, and an appeals process)  Obligates federal government to adopt voluntary consensus standards (when the government is adopting standards)  Encourages federal government to participate in setting voluntary consensus standards W ww NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

SELECTED PROJECTS  Hospital Care Performance Measures  Diabetes Management Performance Measures  Safe Practices for Better Healthcare  Serious Reportable Adverse Events  Nursing Home Performance Measures NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

SELECTED PROJECTS  Cancer Care Performance Measures  Minority Healthcare Quality Measures  National Goals for QI  National IT Summit  Standardizing Credentialing of ILPs NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING

RELATIONSHIP OF PAYERS/PURCHASERS TO NQF  Primary funder of NQF projects/contracts has been purchasers of healthcare  Implementation of NQF ‘products’ will be primarily through purchasers: Contracts/COP Information for consumers Information for improvement Performance-based reimbursement NQF THE NATIONAL FORUM FOR HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING