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February

Month: February 2019

Maintaining Quality in Financially-Focused Audit Denial Prevention
Revenue Cycle

Maintaining Quality in Financially-Focused Audit Denial Prevention

Every month, hospital-based health information management professionals must walk the thin line of ensuring adequate revenue is generated from submitted claims while maintaining quality during coding and pre-bill audits.

AHIMA Administrator2 years ago1
audits, billing, clinical documentation integrity, coding, denials, reimbursement
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Lack of Post-Discharge Communication Puts Patients at Risk
Health Data

Lack of Post-Discharge Communication Puts Patients at Risk

Home caregivers in Colorado say clinical information needed to treat the patient is frequently lacking when patients are discharged from hospitals to home healthcare, according to a recent survey.

Mary Butler2 years ago2
health data, patient safety
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Cybersecurity Tops List of Health Technology Hazards
Privacy and Security

Cybersecurity Tops List of Health Technology Hazards

The 2019 Top 10 Health Technology Hazards report from the ECRI Institute points to cybersecurity threats as the top technology concern facing the healthcare industry this year.

Sarah Sheber2 years ago0
cybersecurity, privacy and security, technology
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Illinois Supreme Court Weighs In on Biometric Information
Privacy and Security

Illinois Supreme Court Weighs In on Biometric Information

The Illinois Supreme Court recently ruled on a class action suit alleging the plaintiff’s biometric information collection practices violated the Illinois Biometric Privacy Act. What might this mean for healthcare…

Ron Hedges2 years ago0
biometric information, litigation, privacy and security
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