Membership update: 2010 physician query benchmarking survey launched
CDI Strategies, November 11, 2010
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ACDIS Work Group members spent considerable energy creating the 2010 Physician Query Benchmarking Survey which launched this week. Since the publication of the 2009 survey many changes in the CDI profession have taken place: AHIMA released special guidance for CDI programs, recovery audit contracts began medical necessity reviews, and more facilities have begun to implement electronic query systems. The new two-page, 42-question survey aims to gather information about how CDI query practices have changed in light of these developments.
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