What does the Duplicate Diagnosis Cluster Report show?

The Duplicate Diagnosis Cluster Report specifically presents information about clusters of diagnoses that have been submitted which are duplicates of existing clusters. This report is vital for identifying submitters' patterns and ensuring that the diagnosis data reported is accurate and non-redundant. By focusing on these duplicates, healthcare organizations can streamline their documentation and coding processes, minimizing errors and enhancing the quality of the data they report for risk adjustment purposes.

In contrast, the other options do not align with the purpose of the report. For instance, a report showing unique diagnoses only would not capture the necessary context of duplicates. A report indicating new diagnoses submitted by month would not address the need to monitor and consolidate the data effectively. Lastly, a comprehensive list of all diagnoses does not focus specifically on duplicates, which is the main focus of the Duplicate Diagnosis Cluster Report. Understanding this helps ensure coding accuracy and compliance with reporting guidelines.