Lynn Flint
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1,205 appearances
19 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2018
last heard 11 Dec
Lynn Flint’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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On the day of that appointment on the consult,
The patient sees the MD and the RN since the hospitalization.
He's now developed poor appetite, abdominal pain, and the MD and RN spends 60 minutes face to face.
They do rapport building, they evaluate symptoms, they order opioids, they review and then they review the advanced care planning that was done in the hospital.
Then they finish the visit, the doc then sends a Teams message to the oncologist to let them know what was what they did.
And then a few days later the nurse follows up to check in with the caregiver and see how the symptom management plan went.
And then a couple of days after that, the palliative care pharmacist calls and checks in about the meds, provides more education.
What do we do there?
question about time.
So if you do if you want to bill for time using time, you're gonna document the time that you spent in the visit.
If you want to bill on complexity, how do you document that if you have a free form a system that has kind of a free form note and then in a separate encounter form?
Do you do anything in your note?
And
So to be really, really granular, to reflect complexity in your you do not talk about time in the note, no time statement, and you have an assessment and plan that contains these buzz phrases like severe exacerbation, we made a decision about a code status, that those kinds of words.
We titrated an opioid
the word decision is important.
Got it.
Okay, wait.
We don't have that much time left.
I think we need to spend a few minutes on advanced care planning.
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