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New workfeed allows you to search / filter by
keyword, billing code, status, type, payor or
specialty
Filters are additive, allowing you to drill down
to what you need. Counts are updated at every
level of detail
Quick count shows you how many items are in
your current workfeed

Compact view allows you to scan for areas of
intrest quickly

Side by side view of old and new policy highlights
exactly what changes occurred

Add comments, share with coworkers and track
who has viewed, responded to or completed
their portion of shared tasks.
Keep all correspondence about a relevant
change in one place, and even see how other
healthcare providers are responding to it. You
may also choose to follow all public discussions
about this change if it is an emerging policy
shift that you need to keep a close eye on
Easily track status and action items

Co workers that you share changes are notified
by email that they have tasks to complete

When they click on the link in the email, they are taken to a
g-mail style interface that allows then to view the change /
relevant policy, ask questions and mark when they have
completed their portion of the task. They can also view all
relevant correspondence related to this change and choose
to follow all discussions about this change.

You are notified view email whenever questions are asked
about tasks you have assigned.

Track status and responses at a glance, without
leaving your workfeed view

Filter / Search for policies by payor, specialty,
billing codes or keywords (now searches the
entire text of the policy)

View a full history, with all changes and relevant
notes for a policy in a single location. (now
includes workflow status / details / etc…)

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2. New workfeed allows you to search / filter by keyword, billing code, status, type, payor or specialty Filters are additive, allowing you to drill down to what you need. Counts are updated at every level of detail Quick count shows you how many items are in your current workfeed

3. Compact view allows you to scan for areas of intrest quickly

4. Side by side view of old and new policy highlights exactly what changes occurred

5. Add comments, share with coworkers and track who has viewed, responded to or completed their portion of shared tasks. Keep all correspondence about a relevant change in one place, and even see how other healthcare providers are responding to it. You may also choose to follow all public discussions about this change if it is an emerging policy shift that you need to keep a close eye on Easily track status and action items

6. Co workers that you share changes are notified by email that they have tasks to complete

7. When they click on the link in the email, they are taken to a g-mail style interface that allows then to view the change / relevant policy, ask questions and mark when they have completed their portion of the task. They can also view all relevant correspondence related to this change and choose to follow all discussions about this change.

8. You are notified view email whenever questions are asked about tasks you have assigned.

9. Track status and responses at a glance, without leaving your workfeed view

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