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Grimes, DrPh, RN, FAAN Professor Emerita, Cizik School of Nursing at UTHealth  \nThe University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston  \nPresentedinpartnershipby:  \nHousekeeping Items  \nTo download materials, go to the Handouts section on your GoToWebinar control panel.  \nTo ask a question, type it into the Question pane in the GoToWebinar control panel and it will be relayed to the presenter.  \nSteps to Receive Free CE Credit  \nAANP will review attendance list after webinar is complete  \nParticipants who attend entire live presentation qualify for CE credit – 1.0 CE:  \n• REQUIRED: attend at least 55 minutes of presentation  \n• REQUIRED: access & connect to presentation slide-deck  \n• Phone-in-only participants DO NOT qualify  \n• Group CE credits DO NOT apply  \n• Webinar recording IS NOT accredited for AANP CE credit.  \nParticipants who qualify will receive a detailed email on how to claim AANP CE credit:  \n• CE credit import process may take 1-2 business days  \n• Passcode and completion of an evaluation will be required to receive CE credit (included in email)  \nQuestions related to CE credit can be directed to: [jreyes@aanp.org](jreyes@aanp.org)  \nNational Investment in Quality Improvement  \n• Changes to the health care system are here  \n• Nurse practitioners (NPs) will play a key role during the critical transition from Feefor-Service to Value-Based Reimbursement  \n• NNCC and the AANP have partnered together to create the Nurse Practitioner Support & Alignment Network (NP SAN):  \n• Prepare NPs for the upcoming changes to the health care system  \n• Provide free continuing education & professional development centered around value-based health care practices  \n• Offer key training opportunities that ready practices for Value-Based Reimbursement  \nPreparing NPs for Value-Based Reimbursement  \nWhat is the Quality Payment Program?  \nBegan in 2017 as a result of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) and requires CMS by law to implement an incentive program referred to as the Quality Payment Program, that provides for two participation tracks:  \nMerit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS)]  \nMIPS  \nIf you decide to participate in MIPS, you will earn a performance-based payment adjustment through MIPS.  \nOR  \nAdvanced Alternative Payment Models (APMs)  \nIf you decide to take part in an Advanced APM, you may earn a Medicare incentive payment for participating in an innovative payment model.  \nAdvanced APMs  \nMIPS vs. APMs  \nMIPs vs . APMs Timeline  \n• Designed for individuals & small practices  \n• Four (4) performance areas  \n• Replaces all current incentive programs  \n• Exempt if practice DOES NOT meet low volume threshold.  \n• Higher risk model  \n• Risk is shared throughout the APM  \n• Number of acceptable payment models is limited  \n• Rules to being considered a qualified provider (QP)  \nWhere Can I Goto Learn More?  \n1. CMS QPP website  \n2. NPI Lookup for participation status  \n3. 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