Improving Performance through Data on the CIS Combo 10 Childhood Immunization Measure

Improving performance on the CIS Combo 10 childhood immunization quality measure requires more than clinical effort—it depends on effective data exchange, accurate patient matching, and coordinated workflows and data sharing across providers, hospitals, payers, and public health agencies. This webinar shares key learnings and implementation insights from a multi-session CIS Combo 10 Data Exchange Design Studio led by Connecting for Better Health (C4BH) and the Population Health Learning Center (PHLC) and funded by Covered California. The design studio brought together practices, payers, the California Immunization Registry, and a county public health department to examine real-world barriers to immunization data quality and completeness. The session is designed for providers, health plans, public health agencies, health IT partners, and quality improvement teams interested in improving performance on the CIS Combo 10 childhood immunization measure.

Participants will learn:

• Common challenges impacting CIS Combo 10 performance, including patient identity resolution, data quality and completeness, and patient authorization for immunization data sharing
• Practical recommendations and implementation guidance drawn from current-state and future-state workflow designs, use cases, and system flow diagrams
• How improved data exchange can support practices, plans, and public health agencies in closing immunization gaps and achieving quality measure goals

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