The Chronic Co-Morbidity Count Method to stratify a population based on risk is best described as: a method developed by John’s Hopkins University and classified patients into 93 categories, B. public information from the AHRQ Clinical Classification Software used to represent the sum of selected co-morbid conditions in 6 categories. C. a method that considers patients with multiple co-morbid illnesses and projects their risk of 1-year mortality. D. a Medicare Advantage program of CMS containing 70 condition categories
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