News: Scenarios, input sought for CDI ethics panel discussion
CDI Strategies, March 10, 2016
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Members of the ACDIS Advisory Board will conduct a one-hour “CDI Ethics” panel discussion at the ACDIS national conference in May 2016. This session will include a review of the newly-revised association Code of Ethics and commentary on ethically questionable scenarios CDI specialists, CDI managers, and physician advisors confront on the job.
ACDIS would like to include real examples from our members and the broader CDI profession in this panel session. If you have an ethical scenario you would like to share for possible inclusion in the panel discussion, or other ideas about the content of this panel, please share them with us by completing this anonymous 2-question survey; no personal or demographic information will be collected or shared.
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