RE: suggestion

rmhosler1rmhosler1
edited May 2016 in CDI Talk Archive
Everyone:

Could I make a request?

When replying to an email to say thanks or request copies, could you
email that individual directly?
You can cut and paste their email address from their signature line at
the bottom into your email to send.

This would be greatly appreciated as there are those who receive "live
email" which triggers a popup on our computer screen as we are working.


Thanks and have a great day






Mary A. Holser MSN, RN, CDS
Alumnus CCRN
McLaren Bay Region
1900 Columbus Ave.
Bay City, Michigan 48708
(989) 891-8072
mary.hosler@mclaren.org


Comments

  • dvitalone1dvitalone1
    edited May 2016
    I agree Mary, it gets very distracting. I enjoy the daily emails but the ones with "meat and bones" are the most important ones and since there s no way to filter the emails this would be greatly appreciated.
  • kshumpertkshumpert
    edited May 2016
    I have live emails and get the pop ups. I have learned to ignore many things from many sources that I don't need to address right away. I personally enjoy the differences in opinions and learn a great deal from the threads that I choose to follow.

    Thanks,
    Kathy
    Kathy Shumpert, RN, CCDS

    Clinical Documentation Improvement Specialist
    Community Howard Regional Health
    3500 S Lafountain
    PO Box 9011
    Kokomo, IN 46902
    Office 765-864-8754
    Cell 765-431-0123
    Fax 765-453-8447
  • robert.hodges2robert.hodges2
    edited May 2016
    I agree and sometimes it's nice to be able to get the handouts without
    having to do a separate request or having to send multiple emails of the
    same document. This is a wonderful forum J

    Robert

    Robert S. Hodges, BSN, MSN, RN, CCDS

    Clinical Documentation Improvement Specialist

    Aleda E. Lutz VAMC

    Mail Code 136

    1500 Weiss Street

    Saginaw MI 48602



    P: 989-497-2500 x13101

    F: 989-321-4912

    E: Robert.Hodges2@va.gov



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  • angelamckee@uh.organgelamckee@uh.org
    edited May 2016
    I find this to be a problem as well. I'm not referring to handouts or other information pertinent to CDI. These are very helpful. Perhaps CDI specialists could attach the handout rather than offering the handout in original response. The thank yous and congratulations are very interruptive and could easily be sent to the person individually. Receiving 10-15 thank yours and me top's inhibit productivity.   Thank you,

    Angie McKee, RHIT, CCDS, CCS, CCS-P
    AHIMA Approved ICD 10 Trainer
    Clinical Documentation Specialist
    Performance Improvement
    University Hospital
    1350 Walton Way,
    Augusta, Ga 30901

    ----KQUOTE>
  • ddouthitddouthit
    edited May 2016
    CDI is a wonderful forum and sharing of ideas and gratitude is an important part of CDI talk. I learn something every day from CDI talk and it is nice to also be able to share in each other accomplishments.
    Dorie
  • ddraizeddraize
    edited May 2016
    You can make a separate folder for CDI talk that you can look at when you have time, then you will not receive a pop up with every post as the emails will post to the folder

    Diane Draize RN, CPUR,CCDS
    Clinical Documentation Specialist

    Ministry Door County Medical Center
    diane.draize@ministryhealth.org
    920-743-5566 ex 3143

    We earn trust by working together as One Ministry to keep PATIENTS FIRST in everything we do

  • rmhosler1rmhosler1
    edited May 2016
    Great idea. I am not sure how to seperate it, because I still need to have pop ups on work email. but will check into it.
    Thank you.


    Mary A. Holser MSN, RN, CDS
    Alumnus CCRN
    McLaren Bay Region
    1900 Columbus Ave.
    Bay City, Michigan 48708
    (989) 891-8072
    mary.hosler@mclaren.org

  • sbeattysbeatty
    edited May 2016
    Very good advice from all. I would point out that I receive live email as well. I have found that most posts do not include the personal email of the sender. When attempting to reply, I often would like to make it personal but that requires that I sign into the website and go to the CDI-Talk forum to get personal email addresses. Could I suggest that we include a signature on our emails which includes our personal email address and then we can connect off - list if needed? Just a thought... I often do that when it is available. In the future I will refrain from making such posts and for thanking anyone "publicly." Sorry for the disruption.

    Sandy Beatty, RN, BSN, CCDS
    Director of Clinical Documentation Improvement
    Community Health Network
    1500 North Ritter Avenue
    Indianapolis, IN 46219
    317-355-2016
    sbeatty@ecommunity.com
  • cnolan@swgeneral.comcnolan@swgeneral.com
    edited May 2016
    Well said
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