'Alphabetic index' presentation slideshows

Breaking the Code: ICD, CPT, HCPCS, DSM, E & M, EPF, SF, EI-MH

Breaking the Code: ICD, CPT, HCPCS, DSM, E & M, EPF, SF, EI-MH. Objectives. Demonstrate, through interactive exercises, knowledge of basic coding principles and potential consequences of inaccurate coding Define the acronyms in our workshop title

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Breaking the Code: ICD, CPT, HCPCS, DSM, E & M, EPF, SF, EI-MH

Breaking the Code: ICD, CPT, HCPCS, DSM, E & M, EPF, SF, EI-MH. Objectives. Demonstrate, through interactive exercises, knowledge of basic coding principles and potential consequences of inaccurate coding Define the acronyms in our workshop title

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ICD-10 Documentation Improvement Strategies

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PROCEDURAL CODING

PROCEDURAL CODING. Chapter 4. PROCEDURAL CODING. Learning Objectives Identify the purpose and format of the Current Procedural Terminology ( CPT). Name three key factors that influence the selection of Evaluation and Management codes.

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CHAPTER 4

Diagnostic Coding: ICD-10-CM. CHAPTER 4. See the ten-step Revenue Cycle figure (at the beginning of the chapter). This chapter focuses on the following steps : Preregister patients Establish financial responsibility Check in patients Review coding compliance Review billing compliance

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Chapter 2

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Subject Filing Procedures

Subject Filing Procedures. OT 122 Chapter Five. Introduction. Subject filing is storing records solely by subject matter or topic Should be used when other systems will not be effective when documents cannot be filed by any other single filing characteristic

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Using the CPT

Using the CPT. E/M Codes Alphabetic Index Range of Codes Modifiers Completing the CMS-1500 Form. Checkpoint LO 20.5. Why must each procedure be attached to a diagnosis code?.

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