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Note: To attend this event you should be registered for WRG's Optimizing the Role of Hospitalists conference.
Fierce competition, coupled with impending Medicare cuts, increasing practice responsibilities and the need to prove practice value, have forced hospitalists to closely examine their practices in the battle against shrinking margins. In this session you learn how to optimally capture clinical charges and practice data to find every last revenue dollar in your practice. Specifically, you learn how accurate data and charge capture improves your practice’s performance, as well as how to:
Measure, manage and improve physician and practice performance through day-to-day data capture and analysis
Understand electronic charge and data capture tools from existing billing systems to EMR and beyond
Prove your practice value in order to increase subsidies and provide leverage in contract negotiation
Maximize your return on investment through increased revenue, improved quality of care (PQRI), decreased length of stay and more
Choose the right tools for your practice with a handy checklist of requirements for successful charge and date capture
About the Speaker:
Dr. Steven Liu is the founder of Ingenious Med as well as the original creator of Ingenious Med’s flagship product, IM Practice Manager, originally launched under the name IMBILLS. He is currently the Director of Medical Informatics for the Hospital Medicine Unit at Emory University and the previous Medical Director at one of Emory’s hospitals. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Medicine for the Section of Internal Medicine and a practicing hospitalist. Before his pursuit of medicine, Dr. Liu received a B.S. in Engineering from the University of Virginia. He completed his residency training in Internal Medicine at Washington University, Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Dr. Liu is actively involved in multiple projects involving revenue cycle optimization and government Pay-for-Performance drives. He is an active member of the Society of Hospital Medicine and currently sits on the Society’s National Practice Analysis committee.
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