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- NCQA PC-MH Application
- Main Application
- Supporting Documents
- NCQA PC-MH Applications Documents for Each Standard, Element, Data Point
- NCQA PPC-1
- NCQA PPC-1 Element A 1
- NCQA PPC-1 Element A 2,3,5,6
- NCQA PPC-1 Element A 2,4
- NCQA PPC-1 Element A 4
- NCQA PPC-1 Element A 7,8
- NCQA PPC-1 Element A 9,10
- NCQA PPC-1 Element A 12
- NCQA PPC-1 Element B 1,2,3,4,5
- NCQA PPC-2
- NCQA PPC-3
- Element A
- Element B & C
- Element D
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D 2,3,4,5
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D General
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D 11
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D 1
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D 2
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D 2,3 plan of care and treatment plan for dyslipidema
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D 2, 3 Plan of Care Treatment Plan Hypertension
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D 2,3 plan of care and treatment plan for diabetes
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D 6,7,8,9,10
- NCQA PPC-3 Element D Coordination of Care document
- NCQA PPC 3 Element D audit
- Element E
- NCQA PPC-4
- NCQA PPC-5
- NCQA PPC-6
- NCQA PPC-7
- NCQA PPC-8
- NCQA PPC-9
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In September, 2000, the Editor and Publisher of the Examiner invited SETMA to write a weekly column on
health. The name, Your Life Your Health, was chosen because it emphasizes the individual's responsibility
for their own health and wellness. In 1995, SETMA's founders determined that the healthcare paradigm, where
the physician was the "constable attempting to impose health upon an unwilling and sometimes unwitting
patient," would be replaced with the physician and nurse practitioner as consultant, as colleague, to the patient.
The consultant's responsibility would be to help the patient achieve the health he or she had determined to have.
The patient's responsibility would be to learn and to practice what he or she learned.
In this new model of healthcare, knowledge and information would be critical. Adopting the famous quote
of the founder of the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston, Massachusetts -- "The diabetic who knows the most will
live the longest" -- SETMA has determined to help patients learn as much as they can about their own health. It
is our belief that those who know the most will live the "wellest" and the longest.
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The Your Life Your Health articles are a part of SETMA's education program for patients and providers and
for the larger community. Coupled with the educational material given to patients at every clinic visit and
with SETMA's health education department, it is our hope that these articles will education, stimulate and result
in improved health and wellness.
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