Membership Update: Help design a new physician tip card
CDI Strategies, April 10, 2014
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ACDIS is preparing to draft its third incarnation of the popular The Physician Documentation Improvement Pocket Card and your input is critical to the final project. We’ve put together a short survey where you can provide your thoughts, or email ACDIS Associate Director Melissa Varnavas directly with any additional insight you’d like to share.
As always, we appreciate your help. We know that ACDIS is only as successful as the community that surrounds us! Click here to take the survey.
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