Coding Intensity Adjustment is a methodological approach in risk adjustment that belongs to the class of statistical correction techniques, specifically designed to account for variations in the extent and specificity of diagnostic coding across providers or settings, thereby distinguishing it from clinical risk adjustment models by targeting non-clinical, administrative coding practices that influence risk scores.
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