Poor clinical documentation is undermining patient care, hospital sustainability and healthcare data integrity
Patient Safety
Poor clinical documentation culture remains a pain point in many Australian, New Zealand, and Saudi hospitals.
Despite hospital leaders' best efforts, this culture remains entrenched and consistently undermines patients safety.
Patient Safety
In fact, in a CDIA survey, up to 70% of nurses stated they were unable to find an indication in the medical record for a treatment they were administering to the patient. If you can relate to this, rest assured, you're not alone.
Financial Sustainability
Hospital finance leaders are looking to improve their funding to reflect their patient complexity, but often struggle to turn this into reality.
Financial Sustainability
The complexity of many patients is often lost as clinicians omit or only infer important information, resulting in incomplete coding and inaccurate DRG assignment, leading to stressed and under-resourced hospitals.
Data Integrity
The need for data-driven decision making has never been greater in health care.
Many hospitals are torn between their excitement about AI and the frustration of the quality of their clinical documentation.
Data Integrity
The quality of these decisions is entirely dependent on the quality of clinical documentation, which forms the basis of the data through clinical coding.
CDIA partnered hospitals have shown up to a 10x increase in the frequency of documented common diseases.
CDIA partnered hospitals have shown up to a 10x increase in the frequency of documented common diseases.
The CDIA Pursuit Program is your solution to better clinical documentation
The CDIA Pursuit Program is a complete, sustainable solution to transform your clinical documentation processes so your clinicians can deliver safer patient care.
Discover how to create a documentation culture that reflects the clinical truth, ensures your hospital funding is accurate and enhances your healthcare data’s integrity.
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