Mitigating Attribution Concerns
A Four-Step Process for Ensuring Effective Case Attribution
Topics: Business Intelligence, Information Technology, Skill Development, Workforce, Strategic Alignment
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About the Webconference
Even for the most routine cases, measuring physician performance can be a complex undertaking given the myriad data that must be gathered from diverse sources and the challenging task of assigning outcomes to the most appropriate physician(s). Beyond the range of technical features available in Crimson to mitigate in-the-moment physician pushback, our team also continues to distill from conversations across the cohort the essential organizational steps for building an effective attribution policy and reducing attribution-related obstacles to physician performance improvement, including:
- Auditing current practice to minimize errors in data collection
- Developing a consistent local attribution methodology
- Establishing clear rules for complex scenarios
- Communicating rules to physicians, coders and other key stakeholders
Presenter: Courtney Baker
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