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PSI 90’s transformation into the Patient Safety
and Adverse Events Composite

The fiscal year 2017 IPPS proposed rule alerted us to some significant changes to Patient Safety Indicator 90, one of which is a new name: The Patient Safety and Adverse Events Composite. A fact sheet released by the measure’s owner, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, provides insights into what may lie ahead if the proposed rule’s content is finalized.

Other recent articles include:

ICD-10 transition leads to extensive MS-DRG classification proposals for FY 2017
Coding Clinic gives direction on heart failure, obstetrics, and linking language
Tips for accurately reporting bronchoscopy procedures in ICD-10-PCS
Something for everyone in IPPS proposed rule

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