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Prospective payment in-service presentation for nurses
1Health Information Management Program, University of Central Florida, Orlando.
Journal of AHIMA
|September 5, 1992
Summary
This article provides a basic overview of the prospective payment system (PPS) for educational purposes. It highlights areas for further discussion, like coding and utilization review, and suggests interdepartmental collaboration to improve communication and teamwork.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Administration
- Health Information Management
Background:
- The prospective payment system (PPS) is a complex healthcare reimbursement model.
- Effective implementation requires understanding various components and processes.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide a foundational overview of the prospective payment system (PPS).
- To serve as an educational tool for in-service training.
- To identify areas for deeper exploration within PPS.
Main Methods:
- A brief overview of the prospective payment system (PPS).
- Identification of key areas not covered in detail, such as attestation, length of stay, and coding functions.
- Recommendation for interdepartmental engagement.
Main Results:
- The overview is not exhaustive and omits many complexities of the PPS.
- Specific areas like attestation, length of stay, and coding require further attention.
- Interdepartmental collaboration is encouraged.
Conclusions:
- Further in-depth education on PPS components is necessary.
- Direct engagement with coding and utilization review processes can enhance understanding.
- Orienting nursing staff to HIM/Medical Records departments can foster communication and teamwork.