Z Codes 101: What you need to know for clinical documentation
Understanding a patient’s health profile and reasons for seeking care is vital for accurate clinical documentation. This Z codes primer is your guide.
Fresh perspectives on clinical AI, interoperability, healthcare data standardization, and more, from the experts at IMO.
The spread of COVID-19 has had a dramatic impact on trade shows from coast to coast. In HIT, the void left by empty conference centers has been filled by innovative approaches to events and some surprising upsides for organizers and attendees alike.
Sharing the electronic health record (EHR) screen can be a powerful way to establish trust and understanding between the physician and patient, but what message does a disorganized record send? And how does sharing change when patient visits are virtual?
Every set of standardized clinical terminology has routine adjustments and updates. For some, there are annual revisions and for others, changes happen multiple times a year. Then, there are the medical coding terms that need to be added off-cycle. Having trouble keeping up? We’re here to help.
Developing a clinical terminology solution requires a deep understanding of technology, code mapping, and EHRs. But for the end user, empathy is essential.
Building a successful relationship takes effort and empathy. The partnership between patient and provider is no exception. Our latest insight brief explores a number of ways in which the electronic health record can be used to strengthen this important bond.
David Alvin, VP of Product Strategy at IMO, and June Bronnert, MHI, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P, IMO’s Senior Director of Global Clinical Services, discuss the value-based care model and how population health initiatives impact reimbursement.
Customer feedback is the unsung hero of quality health IT solutions. It raises awareness of user frustrations and seeds ideas for greater innovation. So, enough with the workarounds. Become an agent of change with these five simple steps.
Listen to CEO Ann Barnes discuss IMO’s unique piece of the HIT puzzle and the importance of women mentoring women on the HIT Like A Girl Podcast.
Working from home has its advantages, but months into the pandemic, the novelty of sleep-ins and sweatpants is waning for many. We explore some of the perils of working from home and the ICD-10-CM codes that are cropping up in EHRs nationwide.
In our eBook, learn reimbursement strategies important to health systems as they transition to value-based care.
Two million surgical cases cancelled nationwide in just over a month. A ten-fold increase in the cost of supplies. When it comes to the pandemic’s effect on hospitals and ORs, the numbers speak for themselves.
