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The MDS Decoder: ADLs explains simply what the activities of daily living (ADLs) are and helps nursing staff improve their accuracy on the coding of this crucial section of the Minimum Data Set (MDS).
At a concise 25 pages, this user-friendly handbook (sold in packs of 25 for just $69) takes the complicated job of coding the ADLs and breaks it down into understandable segments. Its easy-to-reference format is key when it comes to helping staff understand the following questions:
- What are the ADLs?
- Why are the ADLs so important to nursing homes?
- What are the six ways to improve documentation of the ADLs?
The MDS Decoder: ADLs also features these top benefits:
- It helps staff understand how to code the most complicated section of the MDS
- It can help a nursing home from losing reimbursement because staff doesn't understand how to accurately code the ADLs
- It's a handy reference guide that staff can keep on hand when they get baffled on how to code a particular ADL
- It helps make sure all staff members responsible for coding the ADLs do so accurately
- It ensures residents are getting the best care possible at the level they deserve because the assessment of their ADL abilities is accurate
In addition, The MDS Decoder: ADLs includes examples and photographs to show nursing staff exactly how to code all kinds of scenarios. And staff will want to keep the handbook as a quick reference should questions arise while they are performing their duties.
The MDS Decoder: ADLs will take the confusion out of the MDS and the ADLs once and for all. It's crucial to both the residents' well-being and the financial health of the nursing home.
Ideal for MDS coordinators, directors of nursing, long-term care administrators, nursing home trainers, LTC consultants, and LTC associations.
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