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9. 2017 preview: prepare for 5 key coding opportunities

Author

Gagliano, Nancy and Jones, Randy

Subjects
Physicians -- Educational aspects -- Practice, Clinical coding -- Educational aspects -- Evaluation, Business, Economics, Health care industry
Abstract

The calendar may say the ICD-10 transition is long gone, but practices still will likely feel its repercussions in 2017 in terms of payer requests, denials and the new code [...]

Published
2017

15. 2017 PREVIEW.

Author

Gagliano, Nancy and Jones, Randy

Subjects
MEDICAL quality control, DOCUMENTATION, RECORDS management, TEAMS in the workplace, WORK sharing, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article presents an overview of the five factors that will affect the coding, documentation as well as the billing of value health care in the U.S. The topics discussed include the importance of coding and documentation accuracy in the transition to ICD-10 value-base care model and the significance of team effort in the implementation of the model.

Published
2017

16. Caregivers need education to ensure medication adherence.

Author

Gagliano, Nancy J. and Du Paul, Chris

Abstract

The article discusses the need to educate the caregivers in the U.S. to ensure medication adherence. It states that caregivers fill up for where the healthcare system comes up short and with the increase in the occurrence of diseases there is the need of managing medications for the patients. It reflects the need for care of caregivers in terms of providing them with support and tools required to manage medication that leads to the better health of patients.

Published
2012

17. Improving EMR Usability: a method for both discovering and prioritizing improvements in EMR workflows based on human factors engineering.

Author

Santiago O, Li Q, Gagliano N, Judge D, Hamann C, and Middleton B

Subjects
Humans, Time and Motion Studies, Ergonomics, Medical Records Systems, Computerized
Abstract

An effective electronic medical record (EMR) design will not only bolster the traditional benefits associated with such systems but also foster acceptance of the EMR throughout the work environment. This paper presents an approach to improve EMR usability in an environment where resources are limited and task prioritization is necessary. The main objective of this approach is to evaluate EMR usability and recommend specific changes to the EMR design, based on human factors principles, that would improve EMR workflow efficiency.

Published
2006

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