Kimberly serves as a data abstraction subject matter expert, ensuring data accuracy through quality control oversight while keeping abreast of industry-specific data collection rules and specification changes and providing ongoing education to her assigned data abstraction teams. Prior to joining Registry Partners, Kimberly served as Certified Tumor Registrar for Mission Hospital in North Carolina. Kim earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley,…
Skin Cancer is the leading cancer diagnosis in the United States and the incidence of skin cancer and melanoma are continually on the rise. There is a difference between basal and squamous cell cancers of the skin and melanoma. Basal and squamous cell cancers are very common and are rarely deadly, however, melanoma skin cancers can be very aggressive and life threatening. According to the Skin…
In a video titled “Look In The Mirror” by Duane Cummings, available through Leadercast Now, Mr. Cummings brings to light that each and every one of us are leaders at all times even if we don’t see it ourselves. He mentioned that many times people perceive leadership as a certain definition but “leaders are everywhere and within everyone”. Some simple examples of leadership that he shared…
This month’s registry spotlight is on the Pediatric NSQIP® Registry through the American College of Surgeons, Quality Improvement Program. Registry Partners’ Surgical Services team can assist facilities and institutions nationwide with their Pediatric NSQIP Registry data collection efforts with our team of Surgical Clinical Reviewers (SCRs). Serving as a complete outsource solution or augmenting the facility’s current data collection team; we ensure high quality, timely and…
