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2. Why standards should matter to HIM professionals.
3. Too many coding systems, too much to do: different clinical classification and clinical terminology systems uniquely impact IT, quality management.
4. Managing the integrity of patient identity in health information exchange (updated).
5. The role of analyzing healthcare data: health data analysts aggregate, evaluate, and validate information for key healthcare stakeholders.
6. Will the real John Smith please stand up?
7. Data standards, data quality, and interoperability (updated).
8. Keeping information clean. New information governance efforts challenge him to sort out dirty data.
9. A quality approach to the ICD-10 transition.
10. Navigating the measure jungle.
11. HIE quality check.
12. Assessing and improving EHR data quality (updated).
13. Breaking free of copy/paste: OIG work plan cracks down on risky documentation habit.
14. Retooling quality measures for ICD-10.
15. Guidance for clinical documentation improvement programs.
16. Resolving coding questions. Where to find answers to coding questions.
17. Improving the quality of quality measures.
18. Practice brief. Management practices for the release of information.
19. Resolving coding issues for coding clinic.
20. Documentation bad habits. Shortcuts in electronic records pose risk.
21. Documentation detectives.
22. The power of clinical document specialists. New role combines clinical, coding knowledge to improve documentation.
23. The perfect time for documentation improvement.
24. Keep it clean. Optimizing EHRs starts with ensuring data quality.
25. EHR exam: using test vignettes to assess EHR capabilities.
26. The patient identification debate. The history of the national patient identifier and alternatives for accurate patient authentication.
27. Managing data content. Clinical data management programs improve reimbursement.
28. Raising the bar on health Web site quality. New standards introduced in version 2.0 of URAC's accreditation program.
29. IT office visits: QIOs join community health IT efforts with the 8th scope of work.
30. Reporting codes accurately.
31. Room for improvement: CMS reports 2004 payment error rate findings; OIG publishes recommendations for hospital compliance programs.
32. Practice brief. Understanding the EHR system functional model standard.
33. Achieving data quality. How data from a pediatric health information system earns the trust of its users.
34. Getting better data from the MDS. Improving diagnostic data reporting in long-term care facilities.
35. Practice brief. Managing and improving data quality (updated).
36. Beyond HIPAA: the complexities of electronic record management.
37. How poor documentation does damage in the courtroom.
38. Record reviews, clinician education form best defense.
39. From figures to facts: data quality managers emerge as knowledge leaders.
40. Building data quality into clinical trials.
41. Connecting care through EMPIs.
42. Taking a closer look at physician-based coding.
43. A closer look at clinical pertinence standards.
44. Medicare data study spotlights coding errors.
45. Can natural language processing aid outpatient coders?
46. Documentation errors result in Medicare overpayment.
47. Keys to auditing hospital and professional fee coding.
48. IHC eyes E-health Code of Ethics.
49. Productivity: how do you measure up?
50. Maximizing data quality of the minimum data set.
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