Washington State Common Measure Set

The WSCMS is a collection of measures that track progress toward healthier outcomes and serve as a foundation for health care accountability in Washington State. 

Learn more about the Washington State Common Measure Set and PMCC!

Public comments

The Performance Measures and Coordinating Committee (PMCC) completed its regular two-year review of the WSCMS and gave preliminary approval to an updated set of core and supplemental measures.

Public comments for the measures are open until November 21, 2025 at 5 p.m. Email comments to HCA PMCC.

What is the Washington State Common Measure Set (WSCMS)?

A collection of measures that provide the foundation for health care accountability and performance tracking in Washington State. The development and ongoing evolution and implementation of a set of measures is mandated in House Bill 2572 (2013-14). 

Who creates the WSCMS?

The Performance Measures Coordinating Committee (PMCC) is responsible for the ongoing development and evolution of the WSCMS. A "starter set" of measures was approved by the PMCC with the support of temporary technical work groups in December 2014. The starter set is intended to evolve over time as the science of measurement and state priorities change. The PMCC continues to hold public meetings to consider recommendations for the measure set. 

Upcoming meetings

Date, time, and location Materials

Date: Monday, December 15
Time: 9 - 11 a.m.
Online: Join the meeting
In-person location: 626 8th Ave SE, Olympia, WA 98501.
Health Care Authority. Sue Crystal Conference Room. 1st floor.

Note: This is a hybrid meeting with an option for in-person. Visitor directions, parking, and check-in instructions.

 

Past meetings

2025
2024
2023
2022