Texas § 543A.0252 DATA SET EVALUATION.

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§ 543A.0252 — DATA SET EVALUATION.

Texas § 543A.0252

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 543A.0252 (2026).

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Sec. 543A.0252. DATA SET EVALUATION. To ensure that the commission is using the best data to inform developing and implementing quality-based payment systems under Section 543A.0251 , the commission shall evaluate the reliability, validity, and functionality of post-acute and long-term services and supports data sets. The commission's evaluation should assess:

(1)to what degree data sets on which the commission relies meet a standard:

(A)for integrating care;

(B)for developing coordinated care plans; and

(C)that would allow for the meaningful development of risk adjustment techniques;

(2)whether the data sets will provide value for outcome or performance measures and cost containment; and

(3)how classification systems and data sets used for Medicaid long-term services and supports pr

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Sec. 543A.0252. DATA SET EVALUATION. To ensure that the commission is using the best data to inform developing and implementing quality-based payment systems under Section 543A.0251 , the commission shall evaluate the reliability, validity, and functionality of post-acute and long-term services and supports data sets. The commission's evaluation should assess:
(1) to what degree data sets on which the commission relies meet a standard:
(A) for integrating care;
(B) for developing coordinated care plans; and
(C) that would allow for the meaningful development of risk adjustment techniques;
(2) whether the data sets will provide value for outcome or performance measures and cost containment; and
(3) how classification systems and data sets used for Medicaid long-term services and supports providers can be standardized and, where possible, simplified.