OPTUM Webcast

Medical scenarios which illustrate how different departments identify Patient Safety Indicators

Patient Safety Indicators: Focus on Documentation

Thursday, November 10, 2016
1:00 pm ET

Presented by:

Megan Cortazzo, MD
Corporate Coding and CDI Divisional Medical Director
UPMC

Kelly Gates, RN, MHA, CCDS
CDI 3D Product Manager
Optum360

Dr. Megan Cortazzo, the Corporate Coding and CDI Medical Director for the University of Pittsburg Medical Center will discuss how UPMC is approaching quality monitoring. She will discuss current workflow which comprises a combination of efforts from departments including and outside of CDI and Coding. She will share examples and discuss how potential Patient Safety Indicators are interpreted from various viewpoints.

Learning objectives:

Identify how physician documentation can impact the reporting of Patient Safety Indicators
Discuss the impact on workflow at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center to ensure the accurate reporting of Patient Safety Indicators
Review and discuss medical scenarios which illustrate how different departments identify Patient Safety Indicators
Apply learned concepts to explore potential opportunities at your hospital

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