BC Advantage - 2014 Issue 6

No Coder is an Island: Connecting Decentralized Staff through Secure Enterprise Social Networks

By: Carol Runyan, Director of Learning and Development; and Scot Nemchik, Vice President of Coding and Compliance at IODDue to advances in technology and improved connectivity over the last two decades, coding has become a decentralized process for many healthcare organizations. Rather than working in the same office, most coders now work remotely from various locations-frequently in different countries-making it difficult to ask colleagues quick questions or collaborate with coworkers who were formerly just down the hall. Using secure enterprise social networks that enable virtual collaboration, like IOD's OneIOD powered by Yammer, organizations can foster coder teamwork and create...

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