Understanding the CABP Performance Measure (Code 1026F)
Community-Acquired Bacterial Pneumonia (CABP) Measure
Measure Numerator: In the denominator population (all pneumonia inpatients), patients with CABP meeting either criterion:
Criterion 1
- Initial antibiotic treatment started in ED or within 24 hours of admission
- Symptom onset to ED/hospital arrival >24 hours
- No aspiration/altered mental status on presentation
- No active TB or other specific pneumonia
Criterion 2
- Initial antibiotic treatment started >24 hours after admission
- Pneumonia diagnosed ≥48 hours after admission
- Symptom onset to ED/hospital arrival >24 hours
- No aspiration/altered mental status on presentation
- No active TB or other specific pneumonia
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