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Welcome to quality thought leadership. QIRT’s online education platform hosts hundreds of courses, series, and one-time trainings. Count on QIRT as your online partner for tools, resources, white-papers, and more.
Thiis the course offerings for OSF.
In this presentation you will learn some of the most important items for the professional coder: ethical principals and the code of conduct for a professional coder.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapters 5&6: Mental and Behavioral Disorders and Nervous System Disorders.
This module covers chapter specific guidelines and common scenarios related to ICD-10-CM Chapters 7&8: Diseases of the Eye & Adnexa and Diseases of the Ear and Mastoid Process.
This module covers chapter specific guidelines and common conditions related to ICD-10-CM Chapter 9: Circulatory System.
This module covers chapter specific guidelines and common conditions related to ICD-10-CM Chapter 10: Respiratory System Diseases.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapters 11 and 14: Digestive and Genitourinary Diseases.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapter 12: Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue Diseases.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapter 13: Musculoskeletal System and Connective Diseases.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapters 18 & 19: Signs, Symptoms, Abnormal Findings, Injuries, and Poisonings.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapter 21: Factors Influencing Health Status.
You have completed the training modules, now what? Let's review and introduce the diagnosis items from the OASIS D. In this module, you will learn about the ICD-10-CM certification exam.
This module provides information regarding the coding guidelines and a review of the coding selection process.
In this final module, you will learn what to expect when taking the ICD-10-CM certification examination and you will take an 80 question practice test. I encourage you to set a timer and practice this test as many times as necessary to pass within 3 hours.
In this module learn the importance of clinical documentation in ICD-10. Also learn specific documentation required for endocrine, nutritional and metabolic disorders, circulatory, respiratory, and nervous system diseases.
In this module, we will identify specific documentation required for the skin and subcutaneous tissues, the musculoskeletal system, and neoplasms.
Understanding of basic anatomy and physiology and documentation requirements of: cells and tissues, the eyes, the circulatory system and respiratory system and the impact each has on home health diagnosis coding in ICD-10-CM.
Understanding of basic anatomy and physiology and documentation requirements of: digestive, genitourinary, skin and subcutaneous, and musculoskeletal systems and the impact each has on home health ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding.
This module provides information regarding the coding conventions and guidelines and code selection for ICD-10-CM Chapters 1&3: Blood, Blood Forming Organs, and the Immune System.
This module provides basic information regarding neoplasms, the coding guidelines and code selection for ICD-10-CM Chapter 2: Neoplasms.
This module provides basic information regarding endocrine, nutritional, and metabolic disease and the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapter 4.
This course series contains 10 modules covering the Conditions of Participation and Interpretive Guidelines, 2019
In this module you will learn the CoPs for Release of patient identifiable OASIS information and Reporting of OASIS information.
This module contains the CoPs and Interpretive Guidelines for 484.115 Personnel Qualifications for all personnel.
This module contains the CoPs and Interpretive Guidelines for 484.50 Patient rights
This module contains the CoPs and Interpretive Guidelines for 484.55 Comprehensive Assessment of patients including initial assessment, completion, content, and update of the comprehensive assessment.
This module contains the CoPs and Interpretive Guidelines for 484.60 Care Planning, Coordination of Services, and Quality of Care including plan off care, conformance with physician orders, review and revision of POC, coordination of care, and written information to the patient.
This module contains the CoPs and Interpretive Guidelines for 484.65 QAPI including program scope, data, activities, projects, and executive responsibilities. It also contains 484.70 Infection Prevention and Control: prevention, control, and education.
This module contains the CoPs and Interpretive Guidelines for 484.75 Skilled Professional Services provision of services and responsibility by skilled professionals.
This module contains the CoPs and Interpretive Guidelines for 484.80 Home Health Services including, qualifications, competency, and training.
This module contains the CoPs and Interpretive Guidelines for 484.100 Compliance, 484.102 Emergency Preparedness and 484.110 Clinical Records including, content, retention, and protection of records.
This module contains the CoPs and Interpretive Guidelines for 484.105 Organization and Administration of Services including governing body, administrator, and clinical manager.
The course will review the importance of M items found in the Discharge OASIS and their effect on Outcomes, Star ratings and VBP.
This series contains 20 modules detailing the specifics of Hospice Coding. The participants will go through Hospice Coding Basics, Conventions, Documentation, A&P, Chapter specifics, and 80 question practice exam.
In this presentation you will learn some of the most important items for the professional coder: ethical principals and the code of conduct for a professional coder and instructions specific to coding for the hospice setting.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapters 5&6: Mental and Behavioral Disorders and Nervous System Disorders in the hospice setting.
This module covers chapter specific guidelines and common scenarios related to ICD-10-CM Chapters 7 & 8: Diseases of the Eye & Adnexa and Diseases of the Ear and Mastoid Process in the hospice setting.
This module covers chapter specific guidelines and common conditions related to ICD-10-CM Chapter 9: Circulatory System in the hospice setting.
This module covers chapter specific guidelines and common conditions related to ICD-10-CM Chapter 10: Respiratory System Diseases in the hospice setting.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapters 11 and 14: Digestive and Genitourinary Diseases and how to apply them in the hospice setting.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapter 12: Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue Diseases in the hospice setting.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapter 13: Musculoskeletal System and Connective Diseases in the hospice setting.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapters 18 & 19: Signs, Symptoms, Abnormal Findings, Injuries, and Poisonings in the hospice setting.
This module provides information regarding the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapter 21: Factors Influencing Health Status in the hospice setting.
You have completed the training modules, now what? Let's review some key concepts and learn about the ICD-10-CM HCS-H certification exam.
This module provides information regarding the coding guidelines and a review of the coding selection process.
In this final module, you will learn what to expect when taking the HCS-H certification examination and you will take an 80 question practice test. I encourage you to set a timer and practice this test as many times as necessary to pass within 3 hours.
In this module you will learn the importance of clinical documentation in ICD-10. Also learn specific documentation required for endocrine, nutritional and metabolic disorders, circulatory, respiratory and nervous system diseases.
In this module, we will identify specific documentation required for the skin and subcutaneous tissues, the musculoskeletal system, and neoplasms.
Understanding basic anatomy and physiology and documentation requirements of: cells and tissues, the eyes, the circulatory system and respiratory system and the impact each has on hospice diagnosis coding in ICD-10-CM
Understanding of basic anatomy and physiology and documentation requirements of: digestive, genitourinary, skin and subcutaneous, and musculoskeletal systems and the impact each has on hospice ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding.
This module provides information regarding the coding conventions and guidelines and code selection for ICD-10-CM Chapters 1&3: Blood, Blood Forming Organs, and the Immune System in the hospice setting.
This module provides basic information regarding neoplasms, the coding guidelines and code selection for ICD-10-CM Chapter 2: Neoplasms in the hospice setting.
This module provides basic information regarding endocrine, nutritional, and metabolic disease and the coding rules and guidelines for ICD-10-CM Chapter 4 in the hospice setting.
This series will review the OASIS D from the guidance, OASIS basics, to items specifics with tracking, history, diagnosis, integumentatry, respiratory, sensory, eliminiation, neurological, functional, medication, plan of care, emergent care items. How the OASIS is affected by documentation and how the OASIS outcomes effect public reporting.
This module provides information regarding the conventions and guidelines for completion of OASIS D assessments. At the conclusion of this module, the learner will understand the background, purpose and impact of OASIS D assessments.
This course will review the item specific guidance related to GG and J items of the OASIS D data set.
This module instructs clinicians regarding documentation necessary for selection of accurate diagnosis codes.
This module provides information regarding the completion of OASIS D Patient Tracking and Clinical assessment items. After completion of this course the reviewer will be more familiar with how to complete patient tracking and clinical items. OASIS items: M0100-M0110, M0140-M0150.
This module provides updated information regarding the completion of OASIS-D History and Diagnosis items. At the conclusion of this module, the learner will understand the background, purpose and impact of OASIS History and Diagnosis items. OASIS items: M1000-M1056
This module provides information regarding the completion of OASIS integumentary items. At the conclusion of this module, the learner will understand the background, purpose and impact of OASIS integumentary items. OASIS items: M1300-M1342
This module provides information regarding OASIS Respiratory and Sensory items. Upon completion, the learner will understand the background, purpose and impact of Living Arrangement, Respiratory, Sensory, Elimination and Neurological OASIS items. OASIS items M1100, M1242, M1400, M1600-M1745 are covered.
This module provides information regarding the completion of OASIS Functional status, fall risk and therapy need items. At the conclusion of this module, the learner will understand the background, purpose and impact of functional items. OASIS items: M1800-M1910, M2102-M2200 are covered.
This module provides information regarding the completion of OASIS Medications Items. At the conclusion of this module, the learner will understand the background, purpose and impact of medication items. OASIS items: M2001-M2030.
This module provides information regarding the completion of OASIS Plan of Care and Intervention Synopsis items At the conclusion of this module, the learner will understand the background, purpose and impact of Plan of Care and Intervention Synopsis items. OASIS items:M2401 with guidance for completion of a plan of care.
This module provides information regarding the completion of OASIS Emergent Care and Discharge items. At the conclusion of this module, the learner will understand the background, purpose and impact of Emergent Care and Discharge items. OASIS items:M0906, M2301, M2410, M2420. The relationship with OASIS items and public reporting.
This course will concentrate on the differences as we move from the OASIS-C2 data set to the OASIS-D data set.
This course series contains 6 modules on PDGM, including Overview, Primary Dx, Comorbid Adjustment, Functional Impairment Level, LUPAs, and Strategies
This module contains an overview of PDGM. It provides general information into the interactions that will make up an HHRG in PDGM.
This module contains PDGM Primary Diagnosis including selection of diagnosis, non-valid codes, and using the CMS grouper tool.
This module contains information for the comorbid adjustment including no, low, and high comorbid adjustments.
This module contains information on the functional impairment level, the OASIS items for PDGM, and how scores are obtained for PDGM.
This module contains information on PDGM in LUPAs and the visit thresholds for various groupings in PDGM.
In this module, you will find information for agencies to develop strategies to prepare and succeed in PDGM. It includes strategies for all agency personnel.
Coding in CY2020. Webinar on the coding changes effective October 1, 2019 and their implications in PDGM are discussed.
OASIS in CY2020. Review upcoming proposed OASIS changes for the CY2020.
Understanding the Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) for Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNF). 4 Modules. The new Patient-Driven Payment Model poses increased challenges to Skilled Nursing Facilities. It is a complete 180-degree turn in therapy plan. Understand the major differences between the SNF payment models. Identify key information used in RUG-IV and PDPM. Identify new MDS items. PDPM becomes effective on October 1, 2019. Prepare now.
This module contains an overview of the RUG-IV and PDPM SNF PPS payment models.
This module reviews the calculation of the PT, OT, and SLP components of PDPM.
This module reviews the calculation of the NTA and Nursing components of PDPM and also reviews how the variable per diem rate is calculated
This module reviews coding in PDPM and additional updates per the final rule.
This module covers the hightlights of creating a plan of care and the elements required by the CoP's