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Precyse Enhances Its CDI Program Utilizing the Expertise of Two Industry

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WAYNE, Pa., April 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Precyse Solutions, the leader in driving peak performance within Health Information Management (HIM) departments, has added even more depth to its already robust service offerings and highly qualified team of HIM experts. Noted professionals Sue Muse, RHIA and Deborah Worthington, RHIT have been recruited to lead and implement the development of Precyse's Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) Program. The Precyse Program provides a mechanism for communication and collaboration among physicians, nurses, coders and other integral members of the healthcare team to secure complete clinical information that most accurately reflects the illness and treatment of the patient. Customers who fully deploy this program will experience the most appropriate and accurate coding and MS- DRG assignment resulting in appropriate and complete reimbursement for care delivered. By eliminating coding errors and improving clinical documentation, Precyse's CDI Program avoids delays in reimbursement, ultimately accelerating revenue received.

With over 25 years in the healthcare industry, Sue Muse has been named Director of CDI at Precyse, where she will oversee the entire scope of Precyse's CDI services including managing CDI implementation and ensuring client deliverables and client expectations are met or exceeded. Prior to joining Precyse, Sue re-established a complete CDI program for Pikeville Medical Center starting in 2002 where she made significant contributions and enhancements to their existing program, The Pikeville Program, which consisted of compliance, organizational profiling and improved documentation for the continuum of care, and yielded significant results for the hospital.

Deborah Worthington, a Coding Compliance and Education Senior Consultant with Precyse, recently received the newly announ
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