Which of the following is used to measure the impact of a clinical documentation integrity...

Outcome measures are indicators of the quality of care provided by a healthcare organization, such as mortality rates, readmission rates, hospital-acquired conditions, patient safety indicators, and patient satisfaction scores. These measures are used by CMS to evaluate and compare the performance of hospitals and other providers under various pay-for-performance programs, such as value-based purchasing, hospital readmissions reduction program, hospital-acquired condition reduction program, and hospital inpatient quality reporting program. A CDI program can influence these outcome measures by ensuring that the clinical documentation accurately reflects the severity of illness, risk of mortality, and complexity of care of the patients. This can help to improve the risk adjustment and case mix index of the organization, as well as to identify and prevent potential quality issues.

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