Documenting O/E starts with understanding your population size and complexity. Use the controls to estimate baseline population complexity from observed mortality and the expected complexity of the mortality cohort.
12.25% is calculated from an example population of 1,000 patients involving 150 observed mortalities (1,000 * 15%), and an overall mortality complexity of 0.0375 derived from a 25% expected mortality complexity rate (15% * 25%). Combining this with the 8.5000% estimated complexity rate of the surviving population brings you to 12.25% baseline population complexity.
Your CDI team focuses on more thoroughly documenting complexity of mortalities. Adjust the expected mortality complexity increase to see the impact on overall complexity.
The new 13.00% population complexity is found by taking the 0.25 estimated complexity rate of expected mortalities, adding the 0.05 CDI impact, and multiplying that new 0.3 expected mortality complexity by the 0.15 observed mortality rate (which you estimated in the previous section) to arrive at the 13.00%.
Clinical Data Intelligence augments your CDI team by improving documentation in the surviving population. Adjust the baseline complexity increase and surviving population to estimate total impact.
The new 17.25% population complexity is found by taking the 0.1 baseline population complexity and adding the additional 0.05 increase from Clinical Data Intelligence, then multiplying that new 0.15 baseline population complexity by the 0.85 ratio of non-mortality population to arrive at a new 0.1275 non-mortality complexity. When combined with the 0.13 mortality complexity calculated above, you arrive at a new 17.25% expected complexity.
Keep your CDI team focused on the most critical work. Clinical Data Intelligence reads virtually everything in the patient record, and pairs that understanding with a massive medical knowledge graph.
Ready to see what Clinical Data Intelligence can do for your organization? Let's talk!
Interested in seeing what Clinical Data Intelligence can do for your organization? Let's talk!