Roger Davis, President and CEO at T-System in Dallas: Patients’ health is directly affected by the documentation of their clinical encounter. Good documentation improves clinical outcomes. Giving clinicians systems that provide intelligent tools at the point of care helps ensure the patient receives the right care and helps ensure providers will receive the correct reimbursement. The documentation process in and of itself can improve outcomes when clinical encounters are captured accurately and effectively.
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