MIPS: 2 Keys Unlock Audit Preparedness

Why This Topic Matters

MIPS participation creates long-term recordkeeping and verification responsibilities. Understanding the documentation categories discussed in the article helps practices better prepare for audit requests and maintain supporting evidence across changing reporting tools and software versions.

Article Sections

1. Master Your Documentation

   This section discusses broad documentation-retention practices for MIPS participation, including preserving evidence generated from reporting tools and health IT systems. It also addresses general preparedness for audit support and record validation across MIPS categories.

2. Use Your Vendors

   This section explains the vendor-related side of audit preparedness, including maintaining access to older software environments and keeping records of vendor interactions. It also describes the general role of third-party intermediaries in supporting MIPS documentation.