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Tag Archives: Clinical Documentation
Documentation to Prove Medical Necessity for Urology Procedures
Accurate clinical documentation that supports medical necessity is essential for getting proper payments for urology procedures. Medical necessity of a service is defined as an overarching criterion for payment apart from individual requirements specified for a CPT code. You should … Continue reading
Read MoreEHR Access Significantly Impact Radiology Decision Making
Most radiology departments have begun to transition from paper-based imaging requests to electronic orders originating in an EHR system with a view to streamlining their workflow. Access to EHRs can have a significant impact on radiology decision making. Electronic record … Continue reading
Read MoreAcrostic for Quality Pediatric Post-take Ward Rounds Documentation
It is very important to maintain quality and accuracy when documenting pediatric post-take ward rounds (PTWR) since care is evaluated, and coordinated care plans are formulated during this time. This documentation task often left to junior doctors is quite challenging … Continue reading
Read MorePDCA Quality Principles for Clinical Documentation
As the healthcare system in the U.S is shifting from paper-based to electronic health records (EHRs), it has become very important to focus on the quality of patients’ records for improved and consistent patient safety outcomes. This has made the … Continue reading
Read MoreWhy Accurate Documentation is Critical for Diagnosing Parkinson’s Disease
Though PET and DAT scans may aid the diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease or PD, it cannot differentiate PD and Parkinsonian subtypes. Clinical findings are still used to diagnose PD. However, a study published in the June issue of the Neurology … Continue reading
Read MoreEHR Deficiencies in HIMSS Survey and the Need for Medical Transcriptionists
Most providers are transitioning to EHR technology owing to the EHR incentive program, and they must be sure of their clinical documentation integrity. A 2014 survey by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) found severe deficiencies with EHR … Continue reading
Read MoreA More Comprehensive Approach to Address SRT Challenges
Speech recognition technology (SRT) is being increasingly adopted in clinical documentation. While only a small percentage of providers use this technology in self-editing (front-end) mode, the use of back-end SRT system is growing rapidly within the healthcare field. Though many providers … Continue reading
Read MoreCollaborative Depression Care for Pregnant Women, What’s the Role of Documentation?
Untreated depression during pregnancy can lead to poor nutrition, drinking, smoking, and suicidal behavior in mothers and also result in premature birth of the baby, low birth weight and developmental problems. A study published in Obstetrics & Gynecology (June 2014 … Continue reading
Read MoreElectronic Documentation and the Role of Medical Transcriptionists
Though paper-based clinical documentation is transitioning to electronic clinical documentation, a human interface is still relevant to make the technology work optimally and that human interface already exists in the form of skilled healthcare documentation specialists as per the Association … Continue reading
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