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Welcome to the Health Care Quality Information Systems (HCQIS) Community. As a part of the HCQIS Community, you will have access to several tools that are a part of our QualityNet IT Services tool suite. These tools enable CMS stakeholders to submit information on the quality of health care provided to their constituents. From their submissions, stakeholders receive reports on their quality scores that can ultimately improve beneficiary care and determine Medicare and Medicaid payment amounts. Your organization has been approved for the following services: HARP DARRT Data & Analytics FileCloud MFT PRS ServiceNow
Training resources and videos as well as downloadable handouts for getting started are provided for each service under the QualityNet IT Services tab. For a complete description of all services offered to the community and instructions on how to gain access, refer to Access to Services. In addition to the services listed above, the following communications tools are available for your use: - QualityNet Forum
- Memos
- QualityNet Mailer
Refer to the Communications Tools tab for specific details about each tool and how they can assist you in support of your contract deliverables. |
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HARP
HCQIS Access Roles and Profile (HARP) is a secure identity management portal provided by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Creating an account via HARP provides users with a user ID and password that can be used to sign into many CMS applications. It also provides a single location for users to modify their user profile, change their password, update their challenge question, and add and remove two-factor authentication devices.
Training Resources: Getting Started with HARP HARP Security Official Handout Download HARP User Handout Download Frequently Asked Questions
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DARRT
The Deliverable Administration Review Repository Tool (DARRT) is a cloud-based solution providing a program management tool for CMS and Quality Improvement Organization (QIO) users. It provides the following functions: Deliverables - CMS CCSQ contractors, CCSQ Central Office staff, and CMS Regional Office staff a central location for the submission, review, and storage of Quality Improvement contractor related artifacts including, but not limited to, Contract Deliverables and Quality Measure Reports. Quality Improvement Initiative (QII) - Initiation and tracking.
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| Step 1: If you do not yet have a HARP account or an EIDM or EUA account, register for a HARP ID. For instructions on the process, refer to the HARP handout. Step 2: Once the HARP account has been created, log in to DARRT (https://darrt.cms.gov/) to submit your role request.
Which role do I choose? Each contractor must have at least one Security Official designated to process user requests or additional Security Official role requests. Capability | Role |
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This role should be given to the person at your organization who is responsible for approving, deleting, rejecting, deactivating role requests within your organization for Submitter and Support Contractor roles; generally, the Security Official. Users with this role will be able to:: | User Admin | Users with this role will be able to: Submit deliverable documentation for assigned deliverables View deliverable instances for assigned deliverables Create QII referrals Modify QII referrals View QII details Download QII documentation View reports
| Submitter | This role is for the CMS COR who is responsible for approving, rejecting, and acknowledging deliverables that are ready for review. Users with this role will be able to: View deliverable instances for assigned deliverables Download deliverable documentation Review deliverable instances (approve, reject, acknowledge) Create QII referrals View QII details Download QII documentation View reports
| Reviewer (COR) | * CMS SMEs should request a SME role in DARRT. Users with this role will be able to: View deliverable instances for assigned deliverables Download deliverable documentation Create QII referrals Delete QII referrals Modify QII referrals View QII details Download QII documentation View reports
| *SME | This role is reserved for the Application Development Organization (ADO). Do not request this role. | Application Admin | This role is reserved for CMS. Users with this role can create and modify deliverables. Do not request this role. | Admin (Deliverable) | This role is for users accessing DARRT for read-only purposes. | Support Contractor |
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| - Navigate to the DARRT URL darrt.cms.gov
- On the sign-in form, enter your existing HARP Username and Password
- Click Sign In
- You will be prompted to provide your Multifactor Authentication (MFA) information. If you did not set up your MFA during your HARP account registration, you will be prompted to set up your (MFA) method before logging in. See Step 2.
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Step 4: If you set up MFA in HARP, skip to Step 5. If you did not previously set up MFA during your HARP account set up or profile update for existing users, you will be prompted to set up MFA before logging into DARRT. HARP will present you with five multifactor authentication methods during your account registration process. Refer to HARP Help and FAQ for more information.
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After configuring your MFA, follow the instructions for your selected MFA method to gain access to DARRT. Note: The OKTA Verify and Google Authenticator options require an application to be downloaded for push notifications and single-use code to your mobile device.
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Note that a separate role request must be selected for each contract for users such as Reviewers (CORs) who are responsible for multiple contracts. |
For descriptions on DARRT roles, refer to DARRT Roles to review roles before selecting a role.
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Once you have completed your role selection, you will be redirected to the User Requests page where you can review your pending requests. A notification email regarding your request will be sent by DARRT. |
Step 7: The submitted role request will be reviewed for approval or rejection by your designated Security Official. |
DAART Welcome Handout DARRT: How to Request a Role, Contract, Task, and Assignments |
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Data & Analytics
ISG is working on Data & Analytics modernization tasks that include a Centralized Data Repository (CDR) in the HCQIS Cloud and an implementation of the new SAS Viya analytics tool for CCSQ users. The CDR will offer convenient, secure, and more timely access to CCSQ Quality data, as well as access to Claims data sourced from CMS systems of record. SAS Viya functionality will include data wrangling, data visualization, basic statistics, and advanced modeling capabilities. Goals include: Improving Data & Analytic experiences for QIO 12th SOW and other CCSQ users; Modernizing current analytic platforms and data repositories; Improving data timeliness; Reducing data duplication; Simplifying/automating data access request process; Maturing data governance; Increasing data quality and security; and Increasing collaboration and data sharing for internal/external stakeholders. Visit the main CCSQ Data & Analytics Modernization page for additional details.
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| This briefly and succinctly describes the essential steps to getting started with Quality Analytics Step 1: In order to have access to data in CDR a Data Use Agreement (DUA) needs to be in place and provided to the CDR team. - Work with your COR to get your DUA established
- The COR should send the DUA information to the HCQIS_Data@hcqis.org mailbox for provisioning access to the CDR
Step 2: Get HARP ID. For instructions on the process, refer to the HARP page. Step 3: Once the HARP account has been created, log in to HARP and request SAS Viya via a HARP User Role. - For general instructions on this process, visit the HARP page.
- For Security Official (SO) specific instructions, see SO section below.
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| Once you have created your HARP account (For instructions on the process, refer to the HARP page), or if you have an EIDM or EUA account, the next step is to request a SAS Viya User Role. For specific instructions on how to request a Security Officer role, visit the SAS Viya SO Role Request Process page. For instructions on how to request a SAS Viya Viewer or SAS Viya Analyst role, expand the steps below to view the process.
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| Each organization needs to designate a Security Official (SO) who will be responsible for approving individuals for access to QualityNet Analytics services, including SAS Viya, within their organization. Below are the steps for requesting to be assigned as an SO. The submitted request will be sent to the Master Slack SO for approval. Once the request is approved, the organization SO will have full access to approve members of your organization for access to SAS Viya. Once you have created your HARP account (For instructions on the process, refer to the HARP page), or if you have an EIDM account, the next step is to request the SAS Viya SO role. Expand the steps below to view the process.
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| A designated Master Security Office (MSO) will approve or reject SO role requests. Once your role has been approved, you will then have access to approve the members of your organization for access to SAS Viya. For instructions on how to do this, please refer to the HARP Security Official Role video on the HARP page. Once approved as an SO, you will also have the SAS Viya Analyst role. However, it will take 24 hours from when you get the email to when you will have access to SAS Viya. |
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FILECLOUD
FileCloud allows users to upload and download contract-related files and documents while operating within the HCQIS cloud. (FileCloud User Guide) Features include: - File Management: Create and delete new folders, upload/download files and contract deliverables
- Internet-Facing: Explore files using any web browser without the need for connecting to the HCQIS network
- File Versioning: Collaborate effectively using unlimited automatic file versioning
- Cross-organizational Collaboration: Create team-level folders, where CMS employees and HCQIS contractor employees can upload, edit, and share files in a centralized location
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