Heal the divide between HIM and CDI
Medical Records Briefing, April 1, 2010
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Divisions between HIM and clinical documentation improvement (CDI) staff members are common. But in actuality, everyone needs to work together for the success of the whole. "It's not an us vs. them concept, it's a we concept,"
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