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Documentation Training & Strategy

Physicians Want Feedback on Their Documentation

Wednesday, 28 January 2009 11:02 CDMatters.com Staffer Documentation Training & Strategy
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Research shows that physicians are interested not just in training on documentation, but they desire to apply what they have learned, and they want to receive constructive criticism on their work.  When physicians who participated in the CAMP™ Method study were asked, What do you consider to  be your strengths when it comes to clinical documentation?, three key phrases were identified:

Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 January 2009 11:12 Login to read more...
 

Physicians Perceive Poor Documentation Practices are Linked to Quality of Care

Wednesday, 21 January 2009 10:28 Ruthann Russo Documentation Training & Strategy
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According to Physicians’ Views on Quality of Care, which reports the results of a survey conducted by The Commonwealth Fund, physicians’ most common problems with quality in healthcare involved health information and lack of coordination of care. The survey, mailed to 3,598 U.S. physicians, randomly selected from an American Medical Association (AMA) master-file including members and nonmembers, was completed by 53 percent of recipients, or 1,837 physicians. Issues impacting quality of care that were identified by physicians include:

Last Updated on Friday, 23 January 2009 11:37 Login to read more...
 


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