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• How to Measure
MPI Duplicate Rates
• Query Guidelines
Get a Makeover
• Q & A With AHIMA President Frawley
• Life in an EHR World—Where Do HIM
Professionals Fit?
• Control Your Data Domain
• Use Informed
Consent to Better
Engage Patients
• Addressing Coder Shortages From Within
• Big Year Ahead
for Disclosure
Management
• CDI Extends
Its Reach to Outpatient Settings
• Setting the Stage for MU’s Next Act
• Relieve Document
Management
Headaches
• The Changing Face of
Release of Information
• ICD-10: Give Them Something to Talk About
• Medical Scribes
Make Their
Presence Felt
• Partners in High Finance
• To Catch a Thief
• The Emergence
of Physician Advisors
• ACOs Face Quality
Measure Challenges
• Where Does the Paper Go?
•Optimize Your Data
for Better Care
• Shortage of Cancer
Registrars Raises
Concerns
• Big Data Creates Big Privacy Concerns
• Good Neighbors—Canada’s Experience With
Coding Diabetes in ICD-10
• When Is It Time to Part Ways With Medical Records?
• Make Revenue Cycle
Management a Team Effort
• How HIM Companies
Primp for Investors
• Precise Documentation Equals
Fewer Compliance Headaches
• Patient Engagement,
Interoperability
Key to ACO Success
• Intent on I-10 Implementation
• Coping With
Coding Audits
• Tear Away From Paper Records
• The Perils of ROI
in a Hybrid Environment
• Identifying Patients in HIEs
• Cancer Registrars Step Up
to New Challenges
• Experts Analyze the Viability
of Remote CDI Programs
• Make Disaster
Planning a Priority
• HIM Plays Leading Role
in Safety, Quality Issues
• Operation Data Rescue
• Time Is Now for MTs
to Tout Their Skill Sets
• AMIA Addresses
Data Capture Deficiencies
• Negotiating Cloud
Computing Contracts
• Are Post-Acute Care
Transfers a Goldmine
for RAC Audits?
• Ethical Business Practices in Transcription
• More Providers
Looking to Implement
New RCM Systems
• ICD-10’s Reach Goes
Beyond HIM
• Experts Analyze the ACO
Reporting Requirements
• Physician Buy-In
Essential to CDI Programs
• How to Stay Relevant
in the HIM Biz
• Tick, Tick, Tick—The ICD-10 Deadline Approaches
• The Ins and Outs
of the ACO Final Rule
• Tackling Revenue Disrupters
• The Hazards of Note Bloat
• Discovery Processes
in the Electronic Age
• Writing Effective
Physician Queries
• HIM Heroes
• New Data Management Horizons for Registrars
• Keep Tabs On Data
Using Enterprise
Content Management
• Coding’s New World
• State HIEs Face Assessment Deadline
• Life in a Hybrid Medical
Record Setting
• Release of Information Management
• The Aurion Project
Makes HIE Inroads
• CDI Programs React to Value-Based Purchasing
• Quality Assurance Keeps Transcription on Track
• Meet the New Boss
• Medical Device Integration — More Than Meets the Eye
• Foreign Conquest: Tips for Opening Offshore Operations
• Recognizing Excellence in Revenue Cycle Management
• Chart Auditing: How to Spot Documentation Flaws
• OCR Layin’ Down the Law on Noncompliant Providers
• ICD-10: Two Questions to Ponder
• HIM's Role in the Revenue Cycle
• How to Measure Clinical Documentation Improvement Effectiveness
• Raising Cancer Care
• A Documentation Improvement Success Story
• Lean Management Helps Reshape Healthcare
• Copy Fees: The Battle Continues
• HIM Programs Move With the Times
• The MT Credentialing Debate
• The Perils of Copy-Paste
• Computer-Assisted Coding Gets the Job Done
• Get Transcription Overflow Under Control
• Student Counsel: HIT Grad Survival Guide
• How to Handle Hybrid Medical Records
• Keys to Effective Breach Management
• Learn How ICD-10 Affects Documentation Practices
• 2010’s Overlooked Noisemakers
• The CCD Standard: Building Blocks for Better Data Exchange
• EMR/RCM Integration Reshapes HIM Roles
• Establishing Reality-Based Turnaround Times
• Automating Forms Saves Time and Space
• Meaningful Use Complicates Release of Information
• HIM Difference Makers
• Reap the Rewards of Enterprise Content Management
• Should HIEs Obtain Consumer Consent?
• The EHR Life Cycle
• Electronic Document Management Systems: Much More Than Scanning
• Adult Educational Principles in Clinical Informatics
• Unreasonable ROI Request?
• Documentation Programs Boost Bottom Lines
• Plug Into the Future of Cancer Registry Practices
• EHR Management in a Hybrid Setting
• HIM Field Braces for an Estimated 50,000 New Professionals
• Escape Query Quandaries
• A Snapshot of Healthcare 2009
• Happy, Healthy & Wise — Keys to Smooth Practice Management
• Never Say Good-Bye to Medical Records?
• Cancer Registrars Prepare for the Electronic Era
• Dealing With Downtime: How to Survive If Your EHR System Fails
• Cloud Computing: IT in the Sky
• Document Management in EHR Adoption
• HIM Professionals and EHR Education Opportunities
• Ushering in Change: ARRA Adds New Challenges to ROI Requests
• HIM Transformers
• Buyer Be Aware of VBCs
• Transcription’s Holy Grail: Standard Quality Measures
• Living in a Hybrid World
• The Effects of New CTR Education Requirements
• Navigate ROI Nuances
• Advice for New HIM Graduates
• Dispose Properly of Patient Files
• Telling the Full Story Through the Health Story Project
• Take Documentation Out of the Dark
• Process Mapping and the Revenue Cycle
• Disaster Recovery — Lessons From Tulane’s Response to Katrina
• Find the Perfect Release of Information Fit
• Growing the HIM Curriculum
• Time to Reengineer the HIM Department?
• Healthcare 2009: A Scramble for Answers?
• Best of Both Brains — Electronic Cancer Registry
• It’s a Wrap — The Year in Healthcare
• Chart a Course for Better Documentation
• All Aboard — Building Consensus to Make Change Happen
• Conquering ROI Backlogs
• Shaking Down the Money Tree — 2008 Salary Survey
• Intelligent Language Processing — A Brighter Approach to Speech Recognition
• CDA4CDT Standards — Satisfying a Craving
• Seal the Deal — Negotiating Coding Vendor Contracts
• A Panoramic View of Revenue
• HIM Career Choices: Now in More Colors
• Times Are Changing — Delivery of Transcribed Reports
• Coding Under Scrutiny — The Power of Auditing
• Talk of the Town — Guidelines for Better Dictation Practices
• Reshaping Cancer Registry — Connecting Data, Improving Care
• Paired for Success — Concurrent Coding Programs
• Pulp Friction: Destroying Confidential Information
• Document Management: Going Digital
• Seeing Green — Streamling the ROI Process Can Turn Headaches Into Revenue
• Speech Recognition in the ED — and Beyond
• A Tall Order — What to Do With Old Paper Records
• Healthcare 2008: The Shape of Things to Come
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