CDI-Cast, Physician support for CDI: Using the theory of high quality clinical documentation to pull your medical staff into documentation compliance



	CDI-Cast, Physician support for CDI: Using the theory of high quality clinical documentation to pull your medical staff into documentation compliance New Customers: Order Now Existing Customers: Access this session now Program Description It is essential to base your clinical documentation training on the objective, well-defined theory of high quality clinical documentation (HQCD). The theory holds that high quality documentation meets seven criteria, all derived from official sources including the Medicare Conditions of Participation, the Joint Commission, the Office of the Inspector General’s Hospital Compliance Guidance and the American Health Information Management Association’s practice briefs. These criteria (legibility, timeliness, clarity, completeness, consistency, reliability and precision) are described in detail during this session. Documentation examples of each criteria are shared with participants. You will learn the value of using the criteria for HCQD as a structure that physicians can process in a more scientific manner than the approaches used in traditional clinical documentation training. You will learn how to walk physicians through the criteria and application so they can apply the criteria to their own clinical documentation practices. Audio Sample From this Session: Session tools Case studies/examples for each criteria for HQCD Power Point slides for training physicians on the seven criteria for HQCD Sample medical record documentation that does not meet one or more of the seven criteria Template tool for HQCD for physicians’ reference Objectives Define and provide examples of each of the seven criteria for high quality clinical documentation Describe the specific methodology for teaching the criteria using CAMP™ Method components of coaching, asking, mastering and peer learning Review the practical application of documentation practices using HQCD to be used during the actual training sessions Demonstrate how the use of criteria for HQCD as a basis for training lays the groundwork for both a more compliant CDI program and program compliance Intended audience: Clinical documentation managers Nurse managers Clinicians/managers who document in the patient record Coders Case managers Case Mix managers Compliance reviewers and managers Health information managers Physician documentation leaders Quality managers EMR staff Intended audience: Clinical documentation managers Nurse managers Clinicians/managers who document in the patient record Coders Case managers Case Mix managers Compliance reviewers and managers Health information managers Physician documentation leaders Quality managers EMR staff CDI-Cast Self-assessment: Assess your program by answering a few key questions that will be provided at the end of the session. Use your responses to improve your current CDI program. Q&A: You can submit your questions on the CDI-Cast Web site. We will address as many of the questions as possible and post responses on the Web site. Responses will only be available for CDI-Cast subscribers to view. Take-aways Apply results of your program self-assessment Pilot the seven criteria for HQCD training with a small group of physicians Use the CAMP™ Method results to improve your training Incorporate the mastering components of the CAMP Method into your current training program View All CDI-Cast Topics Order Now	Customer Access Area Topics Free Webinars FAQ Contact Order CDI-Cast™ Now About Dr. Russo
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