Type | Standard / Implementation Specification | Standards Process Maturity | Implementation Maturity | Adoption Level | Federally required | Cost | Test Tool Availability |
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Operating Rules
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Final
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Feedback requested
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Feedback Requested |
No
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Free
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No
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Standard
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Final
|
Pilot
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No
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Free
|
No
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Limitations, Dependencies, and Preconditions for Consideration | Applicable Value Set(s) and Starter Set(s) |
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Comment
Submitted by Melissa Zavadil on
Patient Naming Policy
I support AHIMA's Patient Naming Policy to decrease the financial burden of duplicate tests that are ordered when patient records cannot be assimilated.
Submitted by BrettMoranMD on
I support AHIMA’s Patient…
I support AHIMA’s Patient Naming Policy. I feel it will increase the match rate of assimilating patient records and decrease ordering of duplicate tests were we not to have standardized naming and matching processes.
Submitted by Rachel Podczervinski on
Patient Naming Policy
Accurately determining patient identity is critical for patient safety and hospital operations. I support AHIMA's Naming Policy for accurate capture of patient names to reduce duplicates and overlays and support interoperability.
Submitted by jodyhodgesrhit on
AHIMA Patient Naming Policy
I support AHIMA’s Patient Naming Policy in support of patient safety.
Submitted by Melinda Wilkins on
Patient Naming Policy
I support AHIMA's Patient Naming Policy as it supports patient safety and also aids in decreasing the financial burden of duplicate tests. This is much needed in our healthcare realm today.
Submitted by suzanne douglass on
Patient Naming Policy
I support AHIMA’s Patient Naming Policy in support of patient safety. Duplicates, overlaps, and overlays not only create a financial burden due to duplicate tests but can also lead to errors that jeopardize the health and safety of patients. The data elements recommended by AHIMA support consistency and quality data. A patient naming policy with these legal name requirements and quality principles protects everyone.
Submitted by emerendino on
Patient name requirements
I support AHIMA’s Patient Naming Policy to decrease the financial burden of duplicate tests that are ordered when patient records cannot be assimilated.
Submitted by kapoorta on
I support AHIMA’s Patient…
I support AHIMA’s Patient Naming Policy to decrease the financial burden of duplicate tests that are ordered when patient records cannot be assimilated. As a physician, we abide by red rules to ensure proper patient identification and utilizing the AHIMA recommended data elements is a help and appropriate next step to ensure we are communicating consistently.
Submitted by D.Demetriou on
Patient Identity Standards
I support AHIMA’s Patient Naming Policy to improve patient safety. Thank you
Submitted by giannoni on
AHIMA’s Patient Naming Policy