Icd-9 Learning Challenge

As of right now the most challenging aspect for me is encountering houses that you have to learn to keep your composure and not get sick. Another one would be

The most significant challenge I have faced was when I was growing up was reading. Reading is one of the most important things it was hard for me to say some words that I thought I was never gonna learn to read ever even if they were just small words or big words I struggle so much while growing up. When I was

Within the first couple of weeks of the class I quickly learned that I had to be able to manage my time carefully between work, home, and school or that I was not going to do well at all. At first I found this to be hard due to my career in law enforcement, working 2 weeks of days and 2 weeks nights makes it extremely hard to get anything done. Once I was able to manage my time better by using a planner, I was able to focus more

As I type these words there are only 20 days until October 1st, AKA, ICD-10 transition day. Most people in the healthcare industry are wondering what that day will be like. What will happen? What will they have to do?

Question #3 Three skills that are difficult for me to do are using a microscope because I have yet to use one, making certain graphs aside from bar graphs and line graphs, and using the metric system with the exception of linear measurements.

“Approximately 75 to 80 percent of will be able to learn if the receive high-quality instruction, and approximately 15 to 20 percent will benefit from moderately intensive instruction” (Friend 49). That is a significant improvement for tier two intervents, which usually happen 3 times a week.

One of the most prevalent and effective systems used within the Marine Corps is the human resources system known as Marine Online (MOL). MOL was created to track Marines annual training, allow special requests such as leave, liberty, temporary duty assignments, personal time away from duty. MOL also gives Marines the ability to track carrier progression through annual reporting and rewards that are posted. The system includes promotion tracking and allows one to calculate physical training scores such as physical fitness training scores and combat fitness-training scores. The system allows Marines to track pay and leave in incremental amounts allowing one to view

The only challenge I am having so far in HI150 is coding from the ICD-10 book. Finding the code is not that hard, but figuring out which order the codes go in is a little more difficult. I think if I pay attention, take notes, and ask as much questions as needed I will be able to overcome this challenge. I also think once I keep practicing and become familiar with the ICD-10, it won't be as hard.

ICD-10 implementation will affect nearly all core operations of health care organizations. Numerous organizations use diagnosis codes for a variety of reasons. Transitioning to ICD-10 requires changes to almost all clinical and administrative processes and systems. These changes are required of all HIPAA covered entities. The workplace may be any type of healthcare organization, such as:

I do agree with you it will have a great dramatic impact in healthcare. If the coding system is not used in a proper way it can affect many system that uses codes. When using ICD-10 yes this will help to be more specific when it comes to coding. Its not going to be very easy but its is going to help and change the way the coding system is being used so there won't be No mistakes. Yes, there is a big different between ICD-9 and ICD-10-CM but it can be also easy to learn it because it the revision to all the codes. I do believe the change is good because it just going to help us use a specific code when diagnoses.

Course: C236: Compensation and Benefits Assessment Code: XYT Task 2
Student Name: Nicole Turner
Student ID: 000333688

There are many ICD-10 codes that are very strange, or bizarre. One that I found was pretty strange, was V97.33. This code means "sucked into a jet engine." I don't really see how just any ordinary person could get sucked into an engine, but I guess it would make sense if it was someone who works on jets, and airplanes. However, I believe there should be better precautions for those kinds of workers, maybe they shouldn't work on, or be around an engine that's on.

Below is my weekly update for this week from 7th Sept '16 to 9th Sept '16 .

I’m looking forward to the brain exercises! I would like to be able to accurately isolate any saboteurs that may be hindering my personal and professional growth.I am anticipating using the PQ brain exercises to refocus my mind while prospecting.

The biggest challenge I have faced is managing my time efficiently. For example, the mere task of memorizing and understanding the information from the DSM5 of the American Psychiatric Association is not difficult. Rather, it is challenging to allocate a generous amount of time to study the DSM5 and to study for my other classes. The DSM5 is dense with information, making it tedious and time-consuming to memorize all of the material. Furthermore, each diagnosed disorders has their own subcategories with varying characteristics. I am having a difficult time distinguishing between the different types of mental disorders because some of the characteristics overlap or are similar with one another. I am in the process of better managing my time,