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Month: June 2018

Survey Finds Healthcare Orgs have Big Plans for Digital Technologies
Regulatory and Health Industry

Survey Finds Healthcare Orgs have Big Plans for Digital Technologies

Patient experience, clinical outcomes, and customer relationships are among key driving factors for healthcare organizations undertaking technology adoption initiatives, according to a survey from Ernst and Young.

Sarah Sheber3 years ago0
health industry, technology
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Moving Beyond Diagnosis Codes in CDI: Documentation Improvement for CPT
Revenue Cycle

Moving Beyond Diagnosis Codes in CDI: Documentation Improvement for CPT

Just as ICD-10-CM codes are used to translate clinical diagnoses into codified language, CPT codes identify diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and services using a systematic five-digit code.

AHIMA Administrator3 years ago0
clinical documentation integrity, coding, revenue cycle
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Hospitals Looking to Implement ‘Mission Control’ Centers Powered by Data Analytics
Health Data

Hospitals Looking to Implement ‘Mission Control’ Centers Powered by Data Analytics

Data analytics is at the center of one health system’s plan to create a “mission control” center with a “Wall of Analytics” to help improve service and outcomes at all…

Mary Butler3 years ago1
analytics, health data
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How Collecting Biometric Information Can Lead to Litigation
Privacy and Security

How Collecting Biometric Information Can Lead to Litigation

Biometric information may be extremely useful, but healthcare organizations must take into account state laws before implementing any programs that collect or leverage that information.

Ron Hedges3 years ago0
biometric information, privacy and security
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