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2010 UBO/UBU Conference Title: Enhancing Clinical Documentation with the Tri-Service Workflow (COMPASS) Session: R-5-0900

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Page 1: 2010 UBO/UBU Conference Title: Enhancing Clinical Documentation with the Tri-Service Workflow (COMPASS) Session: R-5-0900

2010 UBO/UBU Conference

Title: Enhancing Clinical Documentation with the Tri-Service Workflow (COMPASS)

Session: R-5-0900

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Overview

How the Tri-Service Workflow assists with documentation requirements

Why Coders are integral members of the Workflow team

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Coding

E&M coding is complex Providers need tools to quickly and accurately determine

E&M coding AHLTA coding calculator is unreliable and inaccurate The Tri-Service Workflow coding method delivers

simplified tools for accurate, rapid E&M coding But it’s not enough…

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Tri-Service Workflow Focus

Established patients: focus on history & MDM History

– Workflow is built to have a clinically appropriate detailed history

– Workflow delivers : “CC/ 4:2:1” = detailed Chief complaint 4 (5) bullets for HPI “duration, severity, pain rating,

associated symptom and modifying factors” 2 Review of Systems (ROS), 1 bullet from 2 systems

– Occupational and neurological All Elements from PMHx, PSHx, Family Hx, Medications

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Documentation

Code conditions that impact the encounter– Hypertension– Diabetes Mellitus– Asthma– Congestive Heart Failure– Parkinson’s Disease– COPD– Emphysema

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A “Yes” response to any one of the items below gives a 99214 * (Est Pt)** 3 Established Problems Stable or Improving (addressed in Subj)

1 Established Problem + 1 Established Problem Worsening (both addressed in Subj)

1 New Problem (not self limited or minor, new to the provider) + Rx (not OTC med)

Review and Summation of Old Note + Rx (not OTC med)

Order Rad/ECG + Independent Review + Rx (not OTC med)

*Three assumptions: 1. Detailed History has been accomplished (CC:4:2:1) 2. This is an established patient 3. CODING IS BASED UPON DOCUMENTATION IN THE NOTE (e.g., new problem must be stated as such in note, etc.)

**If the answer is “no” to all questions above, the code is a 99213 UNLESS the patient has 1. Only one problem which is self-limited/established stable AND 2. Minimal data review or minimal management (rest/Band-Aids, salt water gargles, etc.)- then it is a 99212

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Tri-Service Workflow Simplified Coding

NOTE: Clinical necessity determines your work. Do not work toward a code.

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Accurate Coding

Document smarter– Support staff focuses on past medical history items,

ROS and Joint Commission/HSI – Provider focuses on HPI (the story), PE, A/P

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When to Trust/Not Trust AHLTA

Override coding calculator– Will often have to override for Est and New patients

You can trust AHLTA for– Coding based on time– Greater than 50% of encounter with counseling &

coordination of care – time-based coding Time spent counseling and coordination of care Total time spent What was counseling about Why the extra time was needed

– Coding Preventive Health Visits

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To Override AHLTA’s Coding Calculator

From the Disposition screen, select the SELECTION tab

Now highlight the code you want to assign to this encounter.

Tobacco Cessation Counseling (3-10 min) 0.24 RVU 99406 (Disposition E&M)

Tobacco Cessation Counseling (10+ min) 0.50 RVU 99407 (Disposition E&M)Cerumen Removal requires provider skill 0.61 RVU 69210Skin Tag Removal up to 15 lesion 0.79 RVU 11200Shave Skin Lesion (site & length required) 1.05 RVU 11300-11313I&D Abscess 1.19 RVU 10060Bx, Skin, Tiss/Mucous Membr 0.81 RVU 11100IV Fluid, 1 hour for hydration 0.17 RVU 96360ECG w/interpretation and report 0.17 RVU 93000Cryosurgery of Skin up to 14 lesions 0.67 RVU 17110Screening Pap Obtain 0.37 RVU Q0091 (HCPCS)IM/SC Injection 0.17 RVU 96372Digital Rectal Exam (annual) 0.17 RVU S0605 (HCPCS)Foot Incision FB in Foot (splinter) 1.98 RVU 28190Drainage finger abscess (felon) 2.21 RVU 26011Surgery penile lesion destruction (cryosurgery) 1.26 RVU 54050Ablation vulvar lesion (cryosurgery) 1.55 RVU 56501Skin debridement 0.80 RVU 11042Closed tx of phalanx fx 1.12 RVU 28510Closed tx of great toe 1.12 RVU 28490Incision & removal of foreign body, subcutaneous, simple 1.23 RVU 10120Excision of nail/matrix, permanent 2.40 RVU 11750Repair Superficial Wound (site & length req) 1.38 RVU 12001-12020Drain/Inject Joint/Bursa (major joint) 0.79 RVU 20610Removal of Sperm duct(s) Vasectomy 3.32 RVU 55250 (2009 CPT code)Updated 10 Nov 09 from: http://www.cms.hhs.gov/pfslookup/02_PFSsearch.asp

Sample Procedures with RVU’s

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Tri-Service Workflow Coding

Based upon and consistent with CMS 1997 coding guidelines

Compliant with MHS Coding Guidance

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Is This Gaming the System?

No, provided all information documented is medically relevant to the encounter

Follow MHS Coding Guidance Based upon but not identical to Center for Medicaid and

Medicare (CMS) and American Medical Association (AMA) guidelines

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Tools to Improve Coding

BDQAS (AF Metrics) 1995 and 1997 E&M Documentation Guidelines

– AHLTA based on ’97 DoD Coding Guidelines Service Audits AHLTA

– Tri-Service Workflow AIM form and other workflow based AIM forms

– Encounter Templates– Favorites List– Workflow

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Coders/Auditors Are Vital Members of the Team

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Why are Coders/Auditors are Integral to Workflow?

You are the coding SME Extensive knowledge of all aspects of coding

– Simplified coding only address the most common E&M scenarios

– Providers need training on CPT and ICD-9 coding Onsite and in the trenches Coding instruction and feedback is most valuable to

providers when it is combined with AHLTA training

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Air Force Combined Audits and Training

Members of workflow Audit/Training Team– Coders/Auditors– AHLTA trainers– AFMSA/SG6 Workflow Division team members

Remote charts reviews accomplished with team Feedback given to providers and SGH Training can be targeted to specific coding deficiencies Helpful AHLTA tools can be taught by AHLTA trainers in

conjunction with the Auditor/Trainer to address the coding deficiencies

YOU ARE KEY MEMBERS OF THIS TEAM!

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Workflow Research Results JC/HSI

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Pain

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PRE-COMPASS %

POST-COMPASS %

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Workflow Research Results RVUs

RVU per encounter Provider Entered Corrected Pre Compass Staff 0.972 1.054 Post Compass Staff 1.269 1.241 Provider Entered Corrected Pre Compass Intern 0.943 1.067 Post Compass Intern

0.971 1.045

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Provider Entered Corrected

RVU per encounter (Staff)Pre Compass Staff Post Compass Staff

0.972 1.269 1.054 1.241

Provider Entered Corrected

RVU per encounter (Intern)Pre Compass Intern Post Compass Intern

0.943 0.971 1.067 1.045

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Workflow Research Results Coding Accuracy

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Pre-Compass Staff Pre-Compass Interns Post-Compass Staff Post-Compass Interns 0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

Coding Accuracy

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Summary

The Tri-Service Workflow Simplified Coding is a 25% solution

Coders/Auditors are vital members to the workflow and address the other 75% of coding areas

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Questions