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It’s All About Motivation

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By Aine Cryts
| Forefront Magazine
Kathy O’Driscroll, Chief Human Resources Officer at PATH, shares how understanding motivations leads to alignment. Engaging people in dialog about what they do. It’s one of the most important skills Kathy O’Driscoll has learned in her human resources leadership journey. “It helps me understand what motivates people,” says O’Driscoll, Chief Human Resources Officer at PATH, an international nonprofit that saves lives and improves health, especially among women and children.
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Listening to Her Inner Voice

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By Aine Cryts
| Forefront Magazine
By following her intuition and leaning on her natural talents Shelley Tam found a career in human resources and a home as CHRO for Opus Bank “Picture a twenty-something professional with all her worldly possessions packed in a trailer and on her way to another country, only to be denied a work visa at the border,” says Shelley Tam, today Chief Human Resources Officer at Irvine, CA-based Opus Bank.
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Six HI Questions to Ask Your EHR Vendor for High-Volume Payer Requests

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By Angela Rose, Mike Niederpruem, Aine Cryts
| Journal of AHIMA
This article is published in collaboration with MRO. Health information (HI) professionals nationwide anticipate a looming tsunami of payer requests for medical records. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Medicare Advantage Risk Adjustment Data Validation (RADV) audit season peaks from March through April every year. During a RADV audit, CMS confirms that any diagnoses submitted by payers for risk adjustment are supported in the enrollee's medical record.
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