Key performance indicators: Tracking success and balancing priorities

February 15th, 2022

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Article Overview

This article discusses how CDI and coding leaders track and present key performance indicators, manage competing priorities, and work with software, analysts, and internal teams to improve reporting. It is aimed at CDI leaders, coding managers, and other healthcare revenue cycle professionals who need to understand how performance data is collected, validated, and communicated to leadership. The article also covers the broader leadership context for presenting metrics, aligning data needs with organizational goals, and maintaining trust in reported results.

Why This Topic Matters

For CDI and coding departments, KPIs are often used to demonstrate value, support expansion, and inform executive decision-making. Understanding the article helps leaders evaluate reporting approaches, improve data accuracy, and balance analytics work with operational responsibilities.

Article Sections

  1. Tracking success, choosing solutions

    Discusses how CDI programs approach performance reporting, data availability, and the use of software or internal support to streamline reporting. It also addresses coordination among leaders, vendors, IT teams, and staff to help maintain data quality.

  2. Balancing priorities, time constraints

    Covers the workload challenges associated with KPI analysis and reporting, including time management, staffing support, and the use of analysts or consulting resources. The section focuses on the practical pressure of maintaining reporting responsibilities alongside other leadership duties.

  3. Presenting KPIs to leadership

    Explains the leadership-facing side of KPI reporting, including how performance data is shared with executives and how leaders interpret CDI-related measures. It also addresses the importance of communicating the broader impact of CDI work in a way that supports organizational understanding.

What You Will Learn

  • How CDI leaders manage KPI reporting demands
  • Why data accuracy and validation matter in performance reporting
  • How reporting tools and support resources can affect workflow
  • How KPI presentations differ for staff versus executive audiences
  • How leaders frame CDI impact for organizational decision-makers

Who Should Read This

  • CDI leaders
  • coding managers
  • health information management professionals
  • revenue cycle leaders
  • healthcare executives

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