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The Business of Wound Care  

The Business of Wound Care

Author: Wound Care Education Partners

Welcome to The Business of Wound Care Podcast! This is where clinic administrators and program directors learn how to run profitable wound care clinics by increasing patient load, revenue, and reimbursements. Find all of the resources you need to increase revenues, patient load, and reimbursements for your wound care clinic at //bit.ly/WoundClinicBiz
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Genres: Health & Fitness, Medicine

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The 3 Critical Components to Improve Documentation on Patient's History
Episode 3
Tuesday, 16 February, 2021

Documentation on patient's history is usually an area of weakness for many wound care clinics. And it could be a negative finding on an external audit by the OIG.  Today's episode we have a masterclass taught by Gretchen Dixon, MBA, RN, CCS. Gretchen has vast experience working with clients during OIG audits. In this episode Gretchen teaches the 3 components that are critical to get right when documenting patient's history. Must establish medical necessity for services in the patient’s History component of the Evaluation/ Management documentation. Chief Compliant or reason for the visit must be documented in the patient’s own words. Chief Compliant is Stage 1 of 2 for meeting the requirement of medical necessity for services. Get all of the resources you need to grow your wound clinic business, visit www.WoundEducationPartners.com 

 

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