What is a Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR)?
A QCDR is an entity that collects clinical data from physicians and that has been approved by CMS to report this data to the CMS Quality Payment Program. QCDRs submit specialty-specific measures to CMS each year for approval; physicians can only report these measures through the specialty QCDR.
The Benefits of Using the GIQuIC QCDR
- Physicians have the ability to submit measures that are meaningful to their specialty practice.
- Participants can report as an individual or as part of a group practice.
- GIQuIC streamlines the collection of data and facilitates the submission process for three MIPS performance categories, specifically Quality, Promoting Interoperability, and Improvement Activities.
- CMS requires that MIPS-participating physicians review their data on a quarterly basis which gives them insight into changes that can be made to foster improvement in the quality of care provided to patients.
- The GIQuIC MIPS Dashboard allows physicians to review and select measures and estimate their MIPS scores on three of the four performance categories in advance of reporting them to CMS.
2025 GIQuIC QCDR Measures
Click here for complete numerator/denominator descriptions of each of the 2025 GIQuIC QCDR measures.