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CDI is crucial in healthcare, driving revenue boosts and quality enhancements. Explore our white paper for insights into the monetary and non-monetary benefits of a robust CDI program. Learn how it ensures accurate documentation and supports effective training for providers and coders. https://hubs.la/Q02yGdhW0

Join Clinical Care Platform’s info-session to get your questions answered, learn how to get CPDs, get 1st hand information about why the platform exists, our successes, learn how the platform can help you achieve your professional development goals and an understanding of membership benefits available to healthcare workers. Join https://buff.ly/3XtMTM0

QGenda created a guide to help new credentialing specialists - or even those that just need a refresher - get caught up to speed. Check out the guide to understand the challenges involved, explore best pratices, and learn how to complete the credentialing process step-by-step.

QGenda created a guide to help new credentialing specialists - or even those that just need a refresher - get caught up to speed. Check out the guide to understand the challenges involved, explore best pratices, and learn how to complete the credentialing process step-by-step. #Credentialing #MedicalStaff

QGenda created a guide to help new credentialing specialists - or even those that just need a refresher - get caught up to speed. Check out the guide to understand the challenges involved, explore best pratices, and learn how to complete the credentialing process step-by-step.

Understanding Clinical Documentation Integrity (CDI): A Formal Approach Clinical documentation integrity is crucial for enhancing patient care and ensuring accurate communication of clinical data. Explore leading health organizations' CDI frameworks and discover techniques to incorporate CDI training into your compliance programs. Improve documentation practices and drive accurate reimbursement. Comment below to share your CDI journey.

POCUS is a valuable healthcare skill that must be acquired over time. Like any new skill, a foundation of knowledge must be built with ongoing practice and oversight from experts. But without the time or infrastructure to put oversight into place, many private practices, hospitals or medical schools may miss out on this crucial component. Aeyr's proprietary QI/QA tools allow healthcare enterprises to quickly scale their POCUS training programs, offering enterprises the option to outsource POCUS mentorship to Aeyr experts or customize our proprietary QI/QA tools to standardize image quality and diagnostic assessment according to their standards. With our QI/QA tools, learners get the ongoing POCUS mentorship they need to enhance POCUS skills, improve patient care, pursue credentialing, and reliably bill insurance for reimbursement. Learn more about Aeyr's QI/QA App, POCUS Pro: https://lnkd.in/g7PcHB4F #TakeAeyr #POCUSadoption #POCUStraining #POCUSassessment

In Episode 4: "Criteria for Selecting a Superuser." Discover the qualities that make an effective EHR Superuser, from clinical expertise and communication skills to problem-solving abilities. Learn how these key individuals unlock the true potential of EHRs and drive successful adoption. Learn more on how EHR training from Medical Advantage can maximize your practice performance. https://hubs.ly/Q02zF-cg0 Kristi Moscati

Is your hospital migrating to a new EHR? If so, check out this webinar to learn how custom EHR training will accelerate staff development, retention and adoption

The main steps of credentialing typically include: 1.Application Submission: Healthcare providers submit their application along with required documentation to the credentialing organization or payer. 2.Verification of Credentials: The organization verifies the provider's education, training, licensure, certifications, work history, and any disciplinary actions. 3.Primary Source Verification: Verification is done directly with the source of the credential, such as medical schools, licensing boards, or previous employers. 4.Review and Approval: A credentialing committee or board reviews the application and supporting documents to determine if the provider meets the organization's standards. 5.Decision Notification: The provider is notified of the decision, which may include approval, denial, or request for additional information. 6.Credentialing File Maintenance: Approved providers' credentials are maintained in a database, and periodic re-credentialing may be required to ensure ongoing compliance with standards.