- PIPE Medical Group Onboarding
- PIPE Medical Group Guides & Specs
- PIPE Medical Group Videos
- PIPE Medical Group FAQ
- Preliminary Clinical Quality Measure Results
- Preliminary HEDIS Performance Results
- Final Clinical Quality Measure Results
- Adolescent Mental Health /Depression Screening
- Asthma
- Colorectal Cancer Screening
- Depression
- Diabetes & Vascular
- General Measure Question
- HEDIS Questions
- Insurance and RELC supplemental data
- Orthopedic Measures
- Oncology Measures
How should the FTEs for Residents that only work for a limited number of shifts throughout the year be calculated?
Determine how many hours the resident typically worked in one time period (e.g., two 8-hour shifts in 10 weeks = 16 hours in 10 weeks). Divide the number of hours worked by the number of weeks to calculate the average hours worked per week (e.g., 16/10 = 1.6 hours/week). Divide this number by 40 hours/week to calculate FTE (e.g., 1.6 hours/week divided by 40 hours/week = .04 FTE). If the FTE status is <.01, enter .01 FTE. See more examples about how to calculate FTE on page 23 of the Registration guide.