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Clinical documentation using the electronic medical record (EMR) is the base for performing coding. Coding is predominantly done through manual work performed by a combination of coding/data management teams enabled by EMR, with few hospitals investing in specialized computer assisted coding (CAC) solutions. Majority of the hospitals are aware of t...

As the healthcare industry shifts from a fee-for-service to a fee-for-value model, value-based reimbursement is becoming the standard for accountable care organizations (ACOs), independent physician practices, and non-ACO entities. This transition underscores the essential role of clinical documentation integrity (CDI) specialists, medical coders, ...

Telehealth services and systems have made the most progress in remote management of post-acute care patients or among patients with chronic conditions, many of whom have one or more co-morbidity. This progress is visible across 4 major segments: remote patient monitoring (RPM), virtual telehealth visits, mobile health (mHealth), and personal emerge...

The report describes how predictive biomarkers are changing the global landscape of neuroregeneration and transitioning from the concept of control of brain injury to an active repair of the brain. This report describes how brain injuries from scans were being replaced by blood tests being developed to measure the burden of Alzheimer's disease, mea...

25 Mar 2022  |  North America  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: North American Clinical Documentation Improvement Market, 2022

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Clinical documentation improvement (CDI), a vital mechanism in documenting care in the healthcare space, is a strategic necessity that goes beyond a component in the broader revenue cycle management (RCM) of claims processing. It focuses on improved patient outcomes, supports data quality that tells an accurate story of the patient’s care, facilita...

This edition of the Life Science, Health & Wellness Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) provides insights into recent technological developments for molecular marker detection, drug delivery, cancer immunotherapies and radiopharmaceuticals. The TOE also comprises analysis of innovations across cell and gene therapy, antibody and gene editing platfo...

Frost & Sullivan research has identified the core areas in which artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled healtchcare IT solutions are most relevant for hospitals, physicians, and payers. Hospitals that have so far invested in AI-based financial solutions to automate patient access management, reimbursement eligibility matching, and computer-assisted ...

The revenue cycle management (RCM) operations space is at a structural inflection, and the convergence of technology, regulations, and dynamic buyer expectations is compelling RCM vendors to act and upgrade their value propositions and strategies to remain competitive. Providers have been under significant financial stress in the past few years. Ho...

This research service provides an overview of the US revenue cycle management, revenue forecast, and competitive analysis of various legacy and modular RCM solutions. This study explores RCM applications across front-end, middle, and back-end processes and the end users are hospitals and ambulatory physician practices. In addition, it offers detail...