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Two authors talk shop on CDI, physician advisors ... and heavy metal (opens the original)
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Trey LaCharite has seen it all during his time as physician advisor. The debut of ICD-10. The growth of value-based care and CMS pay for performance initiatives. And the rise of EHRs and the dreaded RACs. For more than a decade he’s brought that distilled wisdom to the ACDIS national pre-conference, teaching a popular seminar for physician advisors. And now he’s authored a new book from HCPro/AHIMA, The Physician Advisor’s Guide to Clinical Documentation Integrity , third edition. So yeah, Trey’
Who Owns Sepsis? The Battle to Define a Deadly Condition (opens the original)
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CDI, coding, and clinical medicine are involved in a tug-of-war over a complex, life-threatening medical emergency that seems resistant to all forms of consensus. I'm talking about sepsis of course, and on today’s show I got to talk about sepsis with someone as qualified as anyone in the world to do so. Steven Simpson, MD, is Professor of Medicine at the University of Kansas in the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine. He has done research in all areas of severe sepsis, from
Lessons from loss: A look from the inside of value-based care with Rose Bernards (opens the original)
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Rose Bernards is a believer in value-based care. It’s been a driving force in her career. But it was put to the test when she suffered a family tragedy in late 2025. She wrote about that experience in a three-part series for LinkedIn I highly recommend: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Link in the show notes. We get into those ups and downs, Rose’s wide-ranging educational career, and expert insights and opinions of all things risk adjustment and the mid-revenue cycle in today’s episode of Off t
Chronic Conditions, Clinical Outcomes, and Risk Adjustment’s True North: Baylor Scott and White’s OP CDI story (opens the original)
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When you work deep in the hospital mid-revenue cycle there can be an unfortunate but understandable tendency to divorce your work from the patient. To become separated from clinical care and outcomes, and even, in the case of value-based care, from its intended objective of improving affordability and quality. Those points are not lost on Dr. Sunita Varghees or Carrie Horn, who spearheaded an outpatient CDI program at Baylor Scott & White Health. One that is truly patient-centric and focused on
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