It's going to be challenging for CMS to measure the quality that innovative devices provide as the Medicare agency moves to adapt physician-focused alternative payment models required by the 2015 Medicare Access and CHIP Reduction Act (MACRA), a CMS official told device-makers May 5.
"We want to be able to incentivize and provide rewards for people involved in true improvement activities … but there are a lot of things called 'improvement activities,' which really aren't," Kate Goodrich, CMS Director of the Center for Clinical Studies and Quality, told
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