When thRegarding the Facility-Level MDS 3.0 Quality Measure Report for the survey process, what is the "Comparison Group National percentile"? It is the risk-adjustment technique that decreases the QM score if the facility has a lot of residents with the covariate conditions. It indicates the percentage of facilities nationally that scored better on the QM than your facility did. It reflects the facility's performance compared to facilities in the same state. It indicates the facility's performance; the higher the percentile rank, the better the care.e Resident Mood interview was completed, what conditions must be met for the long-stay MDS 3.0 QM "Percent of Residents Who Have Depressive Symptoms"? Any two of the symptoms in item D0150, Resident Mood Interview, items A - I, column 1, are scored a 1 All symptoms in item D0150, Resident Mood Interview, frequency (column 2), must be coded 2 or 3 for frequency. Item D0150A (little interest or pleasure in doing things) and D0150F (feeling bad about yourself) must be coded 2 or 3 with the overall Total Severity score being at least 5. Either D01500A (little interest or pleasure in doing things) or D0150B (feeling down, depressed, or hopeless) must be coded 2 or