Example run report

A run report shows what the calculator counted, what it did not count, and why. This example is the breast cancer screening measure (CMS125, 2026) run on a live eClinicalWorks FHIR R4 bulk export of 1,339 patients and about 1.8 million resources, evaluated on fqm-execution. It holds counts only: no patient identifiers.

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How to read it

Counting modes

• Reporting mode counts what the source coded, plus repairs, plus signed rules.
• Quality-improvement mode also counts unsigned derivations and inferences, shown as a hatched segment so you can see which part of the rate rests on them.

Three runs of the same measure

Run	Initial population	Numerator
As published, no rules	278	0
Conformed, reporting mode	286	0
Conformed, quality-improvement mode	425	291
Production calculator, for reference	427	291

The published package scores zero. Mammograms in this export are coded only with the site’s radiology order text, and the inference that maps that text to LOINC is not yet signed.

The account

Each row is one case the rules affected, with:

• the population it affects;
• the empty retrieve and the missing element;
• the owner of the fix (Standards, Vendor or Site);
• the rule that supplies the element, its class, and whether it is signed.

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The rules in this run

Rule	Class	Tier	What it does
HCPCS code system relabel	Repair	Vendor	HCPCS codes labelled as CPT are relabelled to HCPCS. The code is unchanged. 22,525 codings, 8 patients.
Clinical sex from administrative gender	Inference	Vendor	Adds the US Core sex extension, inferred from Patient.gender. 139 patients.
Onset from recorded date	Derivation	Vendor	Fills a missing Condition.onsetDateTime from recordedDate. 63 conditions, no population changed.
Radiology order text to LOINC	Inference	Site	Maps seven radiology order names to LOINC mammography codes across 3,851 reports. 291 patients.

One proposed mapping was rejected. “Transfer of outside films” is an administrative act, not a mammogram, and would have added 120 false numerator events.

Reconciliation with the production calculator

The production calculator has 427 eligible patients and the conformed run 425. Five patients are counted only by the production calculator and three only by the conformed run, all on plain office visits in the Office Visit value set. The numerators match at 291.