MBHR measures specifically for neuropsychologists

Successful Use of the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) for Neuropsychologistsopens in new window
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The following are quality process measures specifically for neuropsychology and assessment-oriented psychologists. These measures are tailored to an assessment-oriented practice model, and it is essential that reporting on these measures occur so that they remain available in the registry for future use. These measures include:

• MBHR19 Trauma Screening and Re-Traumatization Preventionopens in new window
  Successful completion of this measure includes screening for a history of life-time trauma exposure using a systemic screening method.
• MBHR20: Cognitive Assessment with Counseling on Safety and Potential Riskopens in new window
  Successful completion of this measure includes cognitive assessment with reporting of results documenting how assessment informed potential patient safety risks, and assessment informed determination of diagnoses and further clarified etiological factors of cognitive complaints.