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 If you’ve gone through the first two years of Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) and want to show your professional dedication, sitting for the Certified Clinical Documentation Specialist (CCDS) exam is a great option.The CCDS Exam Study Guide, Fourth Edition, helps those wishing to sit for the test ensure they’re prepared to excel in any part of the process – whether you are trying to determine if you are ready or if you are qualified and looking to fine-tune. Spiral bound to make studying with colleagues a breeze, it also comes with an updated 140 question practice exam complete with remediation, so candidates can quickly understand why an answer is correct. This resource allows you to study more efficiently by focusing your time on areas of CDI practice you are least familiar with; The Study Guide provides targeted information regarding test objectives prepared by the CCDS Certification committee. The latest edition aligns the testing content domains in a chronological manner with how new CDI professionals obtain core skill sets. This updated version of the CCDS Exam Study Guide reviews a plethora of subjects included:
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