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Tamara A Hicks1, Caroline A Gentleman
1North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Medical Center Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27157, USA.
Abstract:
Improving physician documentation ensures that the patient's clinical course is clearly recorded. North Carolina Baptist Hospital implemented interventions addressing physician documentation to ensure the assignment of the most appropriate diagnosis-related group (DRG) when it launched the Clinical Documentation Management Program (CDMP). Collaboration between registered nurses trained as clinical documentation consultants (CDC) and certified coding specialists as well as ongoing physician education has resulted in more accurate and complete documentation in the medical record.
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