| Thursday, April 29, 2021
1-2:30 p.m. Eastern | | Sepsis continues to be one of the most common conditions sparking physician queries for CDI professionals. It causes nearly 300,000 deaths annually, and its conflicting clinical criteria, confusing coding instructions, and convoluted CMS regulations make capturing sepsis documentation critical.
Furthermore, throughout 2020, COVID-19 patients have experienced an immune response called cytokine storm, which in turn may lead to sepsis. So, how should CDI professionals be differentiating sepsis from a regular infection? The whole conflict boils down to this fundamental issue.
During this program, ACDIS Regulatory Committee member and renowned speaker Cesar Limjoco, MD, will walk participants through the various definitions of sepsis and help them create a plan for effective and compliant query practices. |
| | | | | What you will learn from this webinar | | | | | | | | | | | | | Explain the third universal definition of sepsis |
| | | Differentiate between the various sepsis definitions and their uses |
| | Identify relevant ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting and AHA Coding Clinic recommendations for correct code assignment |
| | | Incorporate insight from medical staff, quality, coding, and CDI to develop compliant query and denials management strategies |
| | Analyze clinical indicators of selected diagnoses to identify query opportunities |
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Register now and get access to the on-demand version of this webinar to watch at your leisure!
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