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Modified Stage 2 Meaningful Use for Dentists

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Modified Stage 2 Meaningful Use for Dentists

exclusions to modified Stage 2 Meaningful Use for dental providers

Dentists are required to meet the same objectives and measures for Meaningful Use as all other eligible professionals (EP). However, there are exclusions available for several of the objectives and measures for which dentists are commonly, though not universally, eligible. This resource shares the experiences from the Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association.

This document provides an overview and possible exclusions to modified Stage 2 Meaningful Use for dental providers. Download the document below.

This was created by Shannon Drake-Buhr from Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association, and HITEQ thanks them for sharing this information.

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Tags: CMSEHRAttestationEligible ProfessionalsMeaningful UseMUIncentive ProgramStage 2reporting difficultieshealth information exchangeHIE
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This resource collection was compiled by the HITEQ staff with portions contributed by Mr. Dan Tuteur, the Colorado RHIO, OCHIN, and the Sequoia Project.

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