Provide clinicians with what they need and want for CDI education
CDI Strategies, September 17, 2015
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CDI for the Clinician ™ was specifically designed to provide physicians and other healthcare practitioners with what they need and want for CDI education.
Written and developed by the authors of the best-selling CDI Pocket Guide, Richard Pinson, MD, FACP, and Cynthia Tang, RHIA, CCS, the curriculum includes four introductory modules, training modules, and a post-training mobile support app.
The program featured documentation terminology and definitions for the most pertinent diagnoses relevant to CDI, evidence-based clinical criteria and professional diagnostic standards, access from computer or mobile device, automated e-mail reminders until lessons completed, AMA category 1 CME credit, and more.
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