Staying abreast of PSI 90 changes

October 16th, 2018

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Article Overview

This article discusses the status of PSI 90, how AHRQ and CMS are handling changes tied to ICD-10-based measurement, and why the measure still matters across hospital quality reporting and value-based programs. It is aimed at CDI specialists, coders, quality staff, and HIM professionals who track patient safety measures and want to understand the broader operational areas affected by PSI 90 updates.

Why This Topic Matters

PSI 90 influences hospital quality reporting, internal performance review, and several public- and payer-facing programs. Understanding the timing of measure updates and the importance of complete, accurate data helps organizations prepare their workflows and monitor quality performance.

Article Sections

  1. PSI 90 status and measurement updates

    Explains the current status of PSI 90, the move toward an ICD-10-based version, and the timing of related updates from AHRQ and CMS. Also places the measure in the context of hospital quality programs and public reporting.

  2. Organizations that continue to use PSI 90

    Summarizes the broader stakeholders and reporting environments where PSI 90 remains relevant, including payers, state entities, and national quality publications.

  3. Our effect on PSI 90

    Describes how organizational data quality and reporting practices can influence quality profiles, improvement efforts, and patient safety monitoring.

  4. Staying focused on PSI 90: What can be done now

    Outlines general operational steps organizations may consider to support accurate PSI 90 capture, including benchmarking, workflow design, education, audits, prioritization, and collaboration across teams.

What You Will Learn

  • How PSI 90 is being updated and why it remains relevant to hospital quality programs
  • Which organizations and reporting contexts continue to reference PSI 90
  • What broad operational areas CDI, coding, and quality teams may focus on to support data integrity
  • How PSI 90 fits into larger patient safety and performance-improvement efforts

Who Should Read This

  • CDI specialists
  • medical coders
  • health information management professionals
  • quality improvement teams
  • hospital administrators
  • physicians involved in quality initiatives

Codes Discussed

  • AHRQ PSI: PSI 90
  • AHRQ PSI: PSI 04
  • AHRQ PSI: PSI 09
  • AHRQ PSI: PSI 11
  • AHRQ PSI: PSI 15
  • AHRQ PSI: PSI 14
  • AHRQ PSI: PSI 12
  • AHRQ PSI: PSI 08
  • AHRQ PSI: PSI 13

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