Abstracting Health Info Flashcards

1
Q

What does EHR do?

A

assist providers with documentation and create medical information that can be used and
shared (Providers, Payers, and Organizations)

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2
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EHR stands for…

A

Electronic Health Record

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3
Q

Documentation for each encounter includes…

A

— Reason for encounter
— Hx (History), Physical Exam
— Diagnostic & Laboratory tests
— Tx (Treatment) plan to support each CPT, ICD-10-CM, or HCPCS reported on the claim

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4
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What will happen if tx is not documented?

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It is considered NOT done according to the third-party payers.

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5
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What is the provider expected to do with the documentation?

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They are expected to complete it in a timely manner and it should validate the appropriateness of the medical services or treatment.

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6
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What is a medical necessity?

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It is the reasonable and appropriate services based on clinical standards per CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) and the OIG (Office of Inspector General).

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7
Q

Every PT encounter must include…

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the reason for the encounter and support medical necessity

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8
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and if the documentation does not support medical necessity…

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insurance payers can deny the claim, and services provided by the organization are not reimbursed

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9
Q

SOAP stands for…

A

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan

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10
Q

What includes in the Subjective?

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— history of the condition using PT’s own words
— describes improvement or decline of the condition since the last tx
— states PT’s pain level
— explanation of any gaps in tx
— PT’s compliance with provider’s recommendation

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11
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Objective?

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— are signs reported by MA / Provider, such as :
o Vital signs
o Physical examination findings
o Laboratory and other diagnostic data
o Results and documentation from other clinicians that have been reviewed and considered

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12
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Assessment?

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diagnostic impression or working diagnoses based on the subjective complaints and objective findings

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13
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Plan? and its examples

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procedure or plan for tx including tx frequency, duration and expected outcomes and goals of the tx
examples are medications, referrals, and patient education or counseling

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