Product Spotlight: Ongoing Physician Training
CDI Strategies, March 19, 2015
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Finding effective ways to continuously remind physicians of documentation improvement methods can be an arduous task for CDI managers and directors. To support this effort, ACDIS has developed CDI Mail, a compilation of 52 easy-to-use, customizable email reminders that CDI managers can send to physicians and other providers that document in the health record.
CDI Mail provides a year’s worth of training and documentation tips on common CDI problem areas and allows managers to distribute user-friendly education quickly and easily across multiple departments.
These email reminders will present continuous learning opportunities, reinforce training, and provide the effective, ongoing CDI education necessary now and in advance of ICD-10.
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