CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION IMPROVEMENT BOOT CAMP®
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COURSE OVERVIEW
Launch a successful CDI career with help from the experts at ACDIS.
The CDI Boot Camp is ACDIS’ premier training for CDI specialists.
Trusted by hundreds of CDI specialists as the go-to source for CDI
education, this course defines the role of CDI specialists and
provides comprehensive training on their responsibilities.
Improve your CDI know-how with ACDIS-endorsed best practices for
medical record review and compliant physician querying. Learn the ins
and outs of Medicare’s IPPS methodology and how it relates to
short-term acute care hospital reimbursement, which is often a focus
of CDI efforts. Specifically, participants learn about MS-DRG
methodology, including how MS-DRGs are assigned and how documentation
affects code assignment and sequencing.
A majority of the Boot Camp is dedicated to exploring diagnoses
typically in need of clarification for proper code assignment and
MS-DRG assignment. Armed with this knowledge, CDI specialists can
credibly query physicians to ensure accurate claims data and
reimbursement.
Leave the CDI Boot Camp with a complete understanding of:
The ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting, as seen
from a CDI perspective
Diagnoses frequently in need of additional DOCUMENTATION TO SUPPORT
ACCURATE CODE ASSIGNMENT ACROSS ALL MAJOR BODY SYSTEMS
The value of querying the provider for clarification and best
practices associated with the query process
Tips for educating physicians on the basics of hospital reimbursement
under IPPS and the value of complete DOCUMENTATION ON ORGANIZATIONAL
AND PROFESSIONAL PROFILING
IPPS methodology based on MS-DRG assignment and the impact of
diagnosis assignment and sequencing on hospital reimbursement
CDI benchmarking basics, compliance risks, and professional ethics
THE CDI BOOT CAMP WILL HELP YOU:
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Implement a step-by-step process for thorough medical record review
based on industry guidelines
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Develop compliant verbal and written physician queries and understand
how to effectively query providers
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Recognize the important clinical indicators for problematic diagnoses
such as heart failure, sepsis, acute renal failure, and
encephalopathy
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Understand the impact of compliance initiatives on CDI, including the
Recovery Auditor program and the Office of Inspector General Work Plan
CDI BOOT CAMP—SEE THE DIFFERENCE FOR YOURSELF!
CHECK OUT ALL THE BENEFITS OF THIS HCPRO BOOT CAMP:
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Custom-designed course materials: Course materials are developed by an
adult education expert. The curriculum uses a “how to” approach
where participants learn how to apply CDI concepts that they can then
customize to their organizational needs. Content is regularly updated
based on changing industry practices and participant feedback.
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Live instruction: Classes are taught by an experienced instructor who
is credentialed as a CDI professional and works as an industry subject
matter expert for ACDIS.
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Small class size: We limit the number of course participants in order
to maintain a low participant-teacher ratio. This allows us to provide
individual instruction as needed when participants find a topic
particularly challenging; it also allows time for discussion.
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Well-established program: Brought to you by the Association of
Clinical Documentation Improvement Specialists (ACDIS), this Boot Camp
from the industry’s only dedicated CDI association provides the
best-in-class education you expect.
CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION IMPROVEMENT BOOT CAMP®
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of the course, participants will be able to:
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Explain the goals and objectives of a CDI department and the role of
the CDI specialist (CDIS)
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Describe what population of records to review, how often to review
them, and when a review is complete
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Demonstrate an understanding of Medicare’s IPPS and how it relates
to the role of the CDIS
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Demonstrate an understanding of how specific and accurate provider
documentation affects hospital reimbursement through the assignment of
a principal diagnosis, secondary diagnoses, and coded data
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Discuss general ICD-10-CM coding guidelines and apply these guidelines
when assigning the principal diagnosis and secondary diagnoses as part
of the MS-DRG assignment process
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Discuss the significance of Coding Clinic for ICD‐10‐CM guidance
when assigning and sequencing codes, and applying its guidance to
documentation and query scenarios
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Develop techniques for detailed medical record review in order to
identify incomplete, vague, and/or missing diagnoses based on clinical
indicators within the medical record
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Discuss physician education strategies related to the impact of
improved documentation on hospital reimbursement and individual
physician profiles
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Develop compliant physician query techniques based on industry
standards and best practices
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Describe professional ethics associated with the CDI role as related
to compliance initiatives, including those monitored by Recovery
Auditors and the OIG
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Discuss and apply basic metrics that support the success and/or
progress of a CDI department, individual CDISs, and participating
physicians
CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION IMPROVEMENT BOOT CAMP®
COURSE OUTLINE/AGENDA
DAY ONE
Healthcare Data and the Health Record
UHDDS definitions
The attending provider
Common elements of the health record
Medicare and Medicaid
Overview of the Medicare system
Key terminology
Medicare Part A
- Inpatient hospital care
- Overview of quality initiatives
Medicare Part B
- Outpatient/observation hospital care
Introduction to Medicaid
Diagnosis Codes and Sequencing
Diagnosis coding in ICD-10-CM
Coding conventions
Official coding guidelines
Principal diagnosis guidelines in ICD-10-CM
Selection of principal diagnosis
Reporting of secondary diagnoses
Present on admission
Introduction to Procedure Code Sets
Procedure coding
CPT
ICD-10-PCS
- Coding conventions
- Official coding guidelines
- The characters of PCS
DAY TWO
The Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) and MS-DRGs
How is a DRG assigned?
Impact of the principal diagnosis
Major Diagnostic Categories (MDCs)
Impact of complications/comorbidities (CCs) and major CCs (MCCs)
Impact of procedures
Determining hospital reimbursement
Record Review and Queries
Reviewing medical record DOCUMENTATION
What is a query?
Justification to issue a query
How to construct a query
- Written vs. verbal processes
- Concurrent vs. retrospective
- Available formats
The importance of clinical indicators
Getting to Know DRG Expert (ICD-10-CM)
Major Diagnostic Categories (MDC)
Medical vs. surgical MS-DRGs
Alpha and numeric indexes
Diagnoses
Procedures
CCs/MCCs
Sample exercises
Key Infectious Diseases and Complications
Coding guidelines and key Coding Clinic references
Infectious disease process
Identification of the causative organism
SIRS/sepsis/severe sepsis/septic shock
HIV disease
Complications of care
DAY THREE
Key Diseases Associated With Injuries, the Musculoskeletal System, and
the Skin
Coding guidelines and key Coding Clinic references
Episode of care (7th character)
Injuries
Fractures
Wounds
Cellulitis
Poisoning, adverse effects, and underdosing
Excisional debridement
Key Diseases of the Respiratory System
Coding guidelines and key Coding Clinic references
Pneumonia
Chronic respiratory conditions
Acute respiratory failure
Oxygen therapy and mechanical ventilation
Key Diseases of the Digestive, Hepatobiliary, and Urinary Systems
Coding guidelines and key Coding Clinic references
Acute kidney injury/renal failure
Chronic kidney disease
Acute GI disorders
Chronic GI disorders
Liver disorders
Pancreatitis
Gallbladder disorders
Substance consumption
Neoplasms and Associated Diseases
Coding guidelines and key Coding Clinic references
Neoplasms
TNM system
Anemia
DAY FOUR
Key Diseases Associated With the Circulatory System
Coding guidelines and key Coding Clinic references
Hypertension
Chest pain/angina/CAD
Heart failure
Acute myocardial infarction (AMI)
Key Diseases of the Nervous System and Mental Health
Coding guidelines and key Coding Clinic references
Traumatic brain injuries
Transient ischemic attack (TIA)/cerebrovascular accident (CVA)
- Hemorrhagic
- Ischemic
Altered mental status (AMS)
Seizures/epilepsy and convulsions
Dementia
Depression
Key Endocrine, Nutritional, and Metabolic Diseases
Coding guidelines and key Coding Clinic references
Diabetes mellitus
Malnutrition
Obesity
Basic CDI Metrics and Professionalism
Basic CDI metrics
Minimizing vulnerabilities
Federal guidance and monitoring
Recovery Auditors (aka Recovery Audit Contractors or RACs)
Office of the Inspector General (OIG)
Professional ethics
*Agenda subject to change.
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