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Rose T. Dunn, Vice President of First Class Solutions, Inc. is known for her prolific writing. Below are some of the articles and books she has written: Books: The goal of More with Less: Best Practices for HIM Directors is to impart the better practices our firm's staff have observed while working with more than 100 hospitals across the United States. This book-- organized with your demanding schedules in mind---focuses on real-world issues that have surfaced on the MRB_Talk Internet chat group and common problem areas found by our consultants. Of the seven chapters in this book, five focus on a common HIM function such as retrieving discharged records (Chapter 2): folderization, assembly and analysis (Chapter 3): coding (Chapter 4): assessing operational improvements to allow managers to direct a more productive staff. Chapter 8 discusses the HIM professional's role in the revenue cycle and the transition to an electronic health record. It also provides guidance for developing incentive plans for staff. New in this edition is a chapter discussing duplicate numbers. This book includes helpful best-practice information, reprints of pertinent articles, and numerous references to other information sources. Purchase More with Less: Best Practices for HIM Directors
Purchase Finance Principles
for the Health Information Manager - CD
This book will help new supervisors become acquainted with the many issues they will confront and offers practical advice for handling them. It breaks down a supervisor's role into the primary functions of planning, organizing, staffing, influencing and controlling. Maintaining the enthusiastic and engaging approach of the original author, Theo Haimann, this book uses many examples and analogies to illustrate key concepts. The book is intended for department managers and supervisors in all types of healthcare organizations. The book is also written for students taking courses in healthcare management, nursing, or allied health. Purchase
Haimann's Healthcare Management ![]() Coder Productivity - ©2006 Rose T. Dunn, CPA, FACHE, RHIA, FHFMA When it comes to measuring the productivity of your coding staff, how much is enough? It's hard to say. There are many factors that affect productivity, and what works at your facility might not work at the one down the street. Coder Productivity: Tapping Your Team's Talents to Improve Quality and Reduce Accounts Receivable is your hands-on guide to identifying and correcting production lapses. Coders impact the entire organization Productivity is based on multiple factors, including
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Costs: Help is as Close as Your 1040 Performance
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Cost Questions Require Closer Look Shades of Gray: Determining the Cost of Color Copies You are permitted to print a single copy of these articles for your personal use. All other uses or duplication must be authorized by the publishers of the journals and/or newsletters in which these articles appear. The addresses appear below: Advance for Health Information Professionals Merion Publications, Inc. 650 Park Avenue King of Prussia, PA 19406-0956 610-265-7812 For the Record Health Information
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