Clinical Validation Reviews for CDI Professionals tackles the nuances of a critical concern for CDI professionals and provides expert guidance for meeting challenging chart reviews head-on.
This new book leverages its authors’ expertise to help CDI professionals effectively and efficiently navigate these issues during a necessary query process. By understanding clinical validation concerns, CDI staff can become better translators and storytellers—clarifying the medical record without appearing to question the physician’s medical judgment.
This resource will help readers:
Develop a clinical validation record review process
Conduct successful physician education related to clinical validation
Collaborate with various departments to develop effective clinical validation processes
Research and develop hospital- or facility-specific clinical criteria for high-volume diagnoses such as sepsis, congestive heart failure, and malnutrition
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