Clinical Documentation Improvement

Including Virtual Visits

Wednesday, December 16, 2020

10:00 - 11:30 am

Program Description:

Clinical Documentation is “telling the patient’s story” and clearly showing the value of the home care services. Few people see the patient and everyone else must read the story. To provide a foundation for CDI Programs, agencies must educate clinicians and provide continuous analytic feedback to staff and management. Documentation does not need to be excessive, but it must be accurate and defensible.

Objectives:

1. Be able to define CDI
2. Gain knowledge of documentation to meet regulatory requirements
3. Monitory CDI Programs with Benchmarks and Metrics

Content Outline:

1. Define clinical documentation
2. Accurate data collection at the point of care
3. Objectives of data collection for documentation
4. Documentation completeness and quality to include virtual visits
5. Objectives of CDI Plan
6. Foundation of CDI
7. Steps to Success
8. Monitoring with Tools and Dashboards

Presenters:

Laura Page-Greifinger, BSN, MPA,

Consultant/Thought Leader, McBee, Wayne, PA

Laura Page-Greifinger has more than 35 years of senior-level healthcare management experience, developing new programs for post-acute providers, including integrated healthcare services, designed to mesh with the operating entity's mission and goals. Laura started nine (9) separate agencies that spanned certified skilled services, Long-Term Home Health Care Program (LTHHCP), private duty, hospice, and early intervention programs. 

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