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Medical coding
Critical access hospital revamps med records portfolio
Citizens Medical Center goes with products that feature AI and machine learning.
New software identifies, corrects providers’ compliance risks
Application uses artificial intelligence to apply rules to and reach conclusions, says Steve Whitehouse.
EHR data better for sepsis surveillance than claims data
Clinical data provides more objective estimates of incidence and outcomes for the life-threatening condition, research finds.
HIT Think
How to use IT effectively in risk-adjusting compliance
John Kontor, MD
Executive vice president of consulting
Advisory Board
EHRs can make it easier for providers to uncover gaps in care delivery in patient populations and achieve more accurate, complete detail in documenting risk.
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How technology supports accurate risk adjusting for Medicare ACOs
John Kontor, MD
Executive vice president of consulting
Advisory Board
Accurate coding is essential for setting base levels for performance, increasing the importance of gathering accurate data.
EHRs could serve as more accurate tool to identify septic shock trends
While physicians are improving their ability to document sepsis, almost a third of them fail to do so on patient records, says Steven Simpson, MD.
Epic, Premier , Optimum score well in KLAS rankings
Annual list of top vendors also includes new payers solutions list, says Adam Gale.
Chenoweth elected president, chair of AHIMA’s board
She also served as a director on the organization’s board from 2012 to 2014.
How coding schools are failing their students
Those taking classes to learn computer code skills often struggle to get jobs.
AHIMA updates clinical documentation improvement toolkit
New tools aid process of moving information from records to coders, says Lynne Thomas Gordon.
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