1. Numbers Don’t Lie. An analytical approach to CDI
Joel Schawe

2. Intro

3. My Role Definition- Data Analyst Data Analyst here at the Nix
Audit
Reporting
Opportunities
Various software
Cerner based software
3M 360
Excel
Power BI
Company databases

4. Reporting Analyze data Develop graphs and visuals
Opportunities & actions
Enhanced & targeted focus
Identify patterns and trends
Develop graphs and visuals
Analyze data
Reporting

5. CDI KPI’s Accounts reviewed Review rate Capture rate Med and Sx CMI
Number of queries

6. CDI KPI’s Query rate Number of query responses Query response rate
Number of agreed Queries
Concurrence rate
Yield rate

7. Physician Profile

8. CDS Profile
Opportunities
Productivity
Department standards

9. Examples $120,000 missing? Prior 3M 360- formatting DB
Denial log discrepancy
The census
Templates for weekly and quarterly reports

10. CDI Dashboard

11. CDI Dashboard: Physician group A
Just phys 30-35

12. CDI Dashboard: A single physician
Have an established method to acquire the data

13. Identified concern: Unanswered queries?
Is there a specific doctor that won’t answer?
Are they all the same type of query?
Could a doctor benefit from an education session?
Holidays/PTO
CDS
Solutions

15. Interdepartmental CDI Impact
Case Management
Revenue Integrity/ Finance
Quality Assurance
Coding

16. Pre to post 3M 360 New program Learning curve New and old data
Hurdles & solutions
Reporting

17. ROI Department’s statistics Recognizing trends
Identifying opportunities
Managing integration of various data types
Analyze CDI workflows and processes
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18. Conclusion Reporting CDI KPI’s Physician, CDI and CDS Profiles
What CDI affects
Software switch
ROI

19. When are you getting a CDI Analyst?