Provider, CDIS & Coder Education

What differentiates our education programs? Two factors: Our provider engagement level and our customized content. We offer specialty specific training that is tailored to your institution. It engages providers in a discussion by addressing topics that affect their daily practice.

Physician engagement is the cornerstone of any successful adult or pediatric CDI program. Ironically, it is also the largest struggle at both adult and Children's Hospitals alike. Providers need to understand how the accuracy and specificity of the medical record directly affects them. SMRT Doc was founded on the principle that specialty specific adult or pediatric CDI education is an essential element to starting or optimizing any CDI effort. We customize the content for your adult or Children's Hospital while answering the questions "Why am I listening to you?" and "What difference does it make if I respond in a timely fashion?" This enhanced level of provider understanding results in higher clarification response rates and a more effective adult or pediatric CDI program.

  • -|  Physician Instructor Led Training - Our physician trainers have many years' experience training both medical providers and surgeons at some of the most prestigious medical institutions in the United States.

  • -|  Remote Webinars and Boot Camps - We offer a variety of specialized topics via condensed webinar and support compressed learning sessions through onsite or third party location boot camps.

  • -|  CDIS Training - CDIS training is a lifelong process. The initial sessions form the basis for CDI competency. As the practice matures, so do codesets and regulations making refreshers and topic specific sessions a powerful and concise tool in your CDI toolkit.

  • -|  Coder Training - Coders are often overlooked in the CDI process. They are natural allies and a key member of the feedback loop when determining the effectiveness of a given program. Without their enhanced capture skills, additional documentation detail may go unnoticed.