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The risk profile of your patient does not change from setting to setting.

Does your CDI program take care of that reality?

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Your patient’s risk profile remains the same across all care settings – inpatient, outpatient and emergency. You may just look at it differently. For an inpatient you look for CCs and MCCs. In an outpatient setting you look for CMS and HHS HCCs and RxHCCs. For patient safety and quality you review charts for PSI, HACs and other quality measures in an inpatient setting. In an outpatient setting you review for PQRS/GPRO and other quality measures. But many CCs and MCCs map to HCCs and vice versa. Same is the case for quality measures.

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Doc-U-Aide Enterprise lets you see the longitudinal risk profile of the patient across care settings

When you are reviewing an inpatient chart, Doc-U-Aide automatically alerts you to all the relevant HCCs of the patient. If you are reviewing the patient chart in an outpatient setting, you’ll be alerted to all the patient’s CCs and MCCs. Such access to the patient’s risk profile across care settings significantly enhances the integrity of your clinical documentation and improves your reimbursements.

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More and more CDI departments are reviewing charts for quality measures. Significant penalties are being imposed on hospitals and physicians for poor quality scores. Having access to relevant quality measures across care settings ensures that your hospital’s quality programs are patient centric and not department oriented. Such a 360 degree view into patient’s safety and quality status is sure to improve not only your hospital’s quality ratings but also your physicians’ quality scores.

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Doc-U-Aide Enterprise makes it easy for you to expand your CDI program into outpatient and emergency departments with integrated workflows. You don’t want your CDI programs in different departments to be independent silos that do not communicate with each other. Ability to see the longitudinal risk profile of the patient across all care settings enhances the quality of clinical documentation, improves reimbursements and helps you to increase your quality scores.