As the novel coronavirus pandemic constantly evolves, deciding when and how to reopen offices is complicated. Managers must be prepared to answer questions, provide input, and support their staff as plans are developed.
The guidelines are effective October 1 and highlights include new instructions for reporting manifestations of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), vaping, and social determinants of health among other changes.
The Duke University Health System in Durham, North Carolina, has more than 1,200 inpatient beds, handles two million outpatient visits annually, and serves as one of the country’s leading research institutions. As the director of revenue and documentation integrity at Duke Health, Garland Goins, MBA is tasked with structuring its complex revenue integrity department.
The NAHRI Leadership Council, which launches in September, will serve as a critical sounding board for revenue integrity leaders who seek to stay up to date with current trends in hospital reimbursement while blazing new paths for an ever-evolving industry. The Council will offer a mix of focused research reports, customized analysis, and peer-to-peer networking to help revenue integrity leaders remain ahead of the curve.
NAHRI members have access to a plethora of benefits, ranging from the expansive resource library to the NAHRI forums to in-depth analysis and case studies in the quarterly NAHRI Journal. Today, we will take a closer look at NAHRI Local and Regional Chapters.
