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E-assistance for Coding Professionals
Author: Uppena, Mary
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: September 2001
Is the Web a part of your work day? Make sure it is. From purchasing products to distance learning to online coding, coding professionals can find all kinds of resources online to meet their needs.
A Look at the Future
In a recent survey, health system CEOs were ask....
Latest Look at Coding Trends [graphics]
Author: Dunn, Rose T; Mainord, Christina
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: July 2001
Latest Look at Coding Trends
Author: Dunn, Rose T; Mainord, Christina
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: July 2001
The April Journal of AHIMA (vol. 72, no. 4) "Coding Notes," article "Developing Facility-specific Productivity Measures," serves as the backdrop to this report on the results of our national survey of current coding practices. In the April article, we argued that coding pro....
New Anemia Codes Address Chronic Illness
Author: Bryant, Gloryanne H.; Gold, Robert S.
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: July 2001
As of October 2000, there were three new codes for the assignment of Anemia of Chronic Disease. These codes are 285.21, Anemia in end-stage renal disease, 285.22, Anemia in neoplastic disease, and 285.29, Anemia of other chronic illness.
These three codes will help to better describe....
Electronic Antidotes to Coding Ailments
Author: Stanfill, Mary H
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: June 2001
Feeling the pain of claims processing with backlogs and high dollar amounts in accounts receivable? Is your practice at risk for fraud and federal sanctions? Coding and claims processing software may be the antidote to medical practice business ailments. There are several products ava....
Coding Under the HIPAA Umbrella
Author: Russo, Ruthann
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: June 2001
Although coding professionals are not ultimately responsible for ensuring appropriate release of patient-protected information, it is important that they understand that coded data is not only one of the most desired pieces of information in the patient’s record, it is also the....
Covering the Bases of Coding Compliance
Author: Hapner, Peggy
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: May 2001
As HIM professionals already know, data quality-one of the basic tenets of compliance-depends on comprehensive documentation and accurate code assignments. Because coding plays a major role in payment, reporting data accurately, managing data flow and data collection, and training st....
Spring Training for Outpatient Hospital Coding Compliance
Author: Scichilone, Rita A
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: May 2001
While this month's first "Coding Notes" article covers the bases of coding compliance across the continuum of care, this article offers some hard-hitting rules for playing the compliance game in outpatient hospital coding and reporting.
Staying abreast of all of the regulat....
CPT-5 Supports Performance Measurement, Technology
Author: Beebe, Michael
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: April 2001
Among the needs the CPT-5 Project addresses are changes to enhance the use of CPT by practicing physicians, managed care and other payer organizations, and researchers. The project has made recommendations for improvements in the structure and processes of the CPT codes with deliberate emphasi....
Developing Facility-specific Productivity Measures
Author: Dunn, Rose T
Source: Journal of AHIMA - Coding Notes
Publication Date: April 2001
Coder productivity has become a popular topic among coders and HIM department managers and is frequently discussed on bulletin boards and listservs. Unfortunately, during the last few years, especially with the advent of APCs, it has become more difficult to establish productivity m....
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