Episode 53: Documentation and coding with Robert Oubre

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Episode 53: Documentation and coding with Robert Oubre

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An exploration of clinical documentation and billing/coding with Dr. Robert Oubre (@Dr_Oubre), full-time hospitalist and CDI Medical Director for a community hospital in southern Louisiana. Takeaway lessons References

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Nov 9, 2022

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