decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2015 Issue 9 (September)
Meaningful use audit checklist: Maintain supporting documentation
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Article Overview
This article explains the broad categories of documentation practices should keep to support meaningful use attestation if audited. It is aimed at compliance, billing, and health information staff who need to understand what kinds of proof, reports, screenshots, and submission records may be requested and why retention planning matters.
Why This Topic Matters
Meaningful use audits can occur long after attestation, so organizations need to know what supporting records to keep and organize. The article helps readers assess whether their documentation processes are prepared for audit requests without exposing the underlying premium guidance.
What You Will Learn
- What kinds of documentation may be needed to support meaningful use attestation
- Which broad evidence categories are commonly associated with audit readiness
- Why retention and secure storage of supporting records matter
- What types of documentation sources may be requested during an audit
Who Should Read This
- Health information management professionals
- Compliance staff
- Revenue cycle and billing teams
- EHR administrators
- Medical practice managers
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