This sample was reviewed and approved by the ACDIS Resource Library Committee in 2023. Should you use this resource, the committee noted that this resource mainly utilizes the terms of ICD-9, and needs to be updated to reflect ICD-10 coding practices. The attached physician report card,...
This sample was reviewed and approved by the ACDIS Resource Library Committee in 2023. The committee noted that, should you use this resource, the reference to RW in the 2nd column must be removed, as it is too confusing for providers and technically inaccurate. Additionally, the relative...
This sample was reviewed and approved by the ACDIS Resource Library Committee in 2023. The committee noted that, should you use this sample, this resource needs to be updated to reflect current ICD-10 Coding procedures; in particular, the last three slides. Glenn Krauss, BBA, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P,...
Below are the links to the recordings of all the past 2011 calls, the CEU information for each call, and the links to any ACDIS updates discussed during each call. The most recent call is at the top of the list.
Thursday, November 17: This call featured a discussion
This sample was reviewed and approved by the ACDIS Resource Library Committee in 2023. In this PowerPoint presentation, JoAnn Czech, RN, CDI specialist at St. Cloud (MN) Hospital shares information regarding Acute Renal Failure and Acute Kidney Injury including information regarding acute...
CDI specialists need to use all the tools available in their documentation training box to effectively change physician behavior. Educational...Read More »
Jennifer Love, RN, BA, CCDS, manager of clinical documentation specialists at Novant Health in North Carolina, shares a physician education flyers regarding congestive heart failure, pneumonia, and malnutrition. Adopt these Power Point slides to your facility's documentation clinical indicators...
MS-DRG 432 (cirrhosis and alcoholic hepatitis with MCC) is one of many MS-DRGs slated for RAC validation audits by HealthDataInsights and Connolly...Read More »