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    The Color Code

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    Importance of Color Code The Color Code is a book written by Taylor Hartman. This book talks about four personality colors, and how a person of a certain color would act in different situation. The book shows what would motivate someone, and what they should avoid or be aware of in their personality type. The Color Code can improve one’s school, relationship, and job success if applied to one’s life correctly. Learning the color code matters because it is important for a student to gain a better

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    Color Code Profile

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    The Color Code profile was created by Dr. Taylor Hartman, who believed that precise are divided by four colors. Throughout his research studies and experiences that he conducted over the years he assigned individuals to a specific color based on their personality, behavior, and actions. The four colors that Hartman used for the color code profile were red, blue, white and yellow. These different colors were all possibilities for an individual to have and were also driven by a unique motivating

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    Amazon 5 Bullet Points: EASY ORGANIZATION: Easily organize and manage prescriptions, vitamins and supplements for each week. COLOR-CODED DAYS: Each day of the week has a designated color to eliminate confusion CONVENIENT COMPARTMENTS:Four time-of-day compartments for morning, noon, evening and bedtime doses TRAVEL SIZE:Small enough to easily fit in purses, travel bags or briefcases DURABLE LEATHER: Protective case made of durable leather with a secure button closure Product Description: Sleek

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    picture of what they remembered best about their holiday break. Eventually, they shared their two sentences with the teacher or me. Second, I noticed that once everyone read their journals, the teacher quickly called on students based on their bin color, which meant it was time for reading to begin. Each student had their own colored reading bin which included: three reading level books, a word list of the week, and a worksheet using the given word list. The colored bins symbolized what the student

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    detailed process in which health care professionals use to code an insurance claim, to submit for reimbursement of services. In the following scenario, my task would be to explain the process and steps I took, to code patients cases using ICD-9. When coding it’s very important to code correctly to avoid delays in reimbursement and proper reimbursement. The following will explain the steps I took to perform proper medical coding. When I code with ICD-9 I generally weed out the diagnosis that has been

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    present day, the change in race relation has changed, “technically” for no longer are acts of hatred as blatantly open and accepted; while they still do exist they are not as common and frequently exposed as appropriate. The Black Slave Codes, Jim Crow Laws, and Color-Line are within our societies normative cluster cultures. This is where groups of culture habit a vicinity of likeness and share appropriations, such as racial norms, bed rocked by realtor support, financed lender discrimination, city-property

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    The article “The Importance of Medical Coding as it Applies to Big Data Trends in Healthcare” talked about the importance of medical coding in relation to hospital’s data systems. Medical coding is a numerical process that brings diagnoses and healthcare systems together. It allows hospitals, physician offices and clinics to share patient information via big data trends. The article stressed that having access to medical trends from many sources is a valuable tool for healthcare facilities. Medical

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    Specificity In Coding

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    included in the code and is important in diagnosis coding. Mrs. Pavey mention we can't code impending or threatened instead code the signs and symptoms. In order to prove medical necessity and get reimbursement I will say both are important. I think all topics are relevant to learn coding. We need to learn it all if we are going to be coding. Example of level of specificity Diagnosis: RUQ abdominal pain Index: Pain, abdominal Tabular: 789.0 Abdominal pain[subcategory code] 789.01 Right

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    I think transitioning over to ICD-10-CM will make coding easier by being more specific with the descriptions. I think that the biggest challenge is going to be just learning the different sections of the ICD-10-CM. Some other challenges may include training in ICD-10-CM, the cost of the transition, and maintaining two coding systems because some private insurance like workman compensation insurance are not required to switch over to ICD-10-CM. I believe that we have had ICD-9 since 1979 with updates

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    accepted set of codes for diagnoses and procedures/interventions important? In the prior weeks, I had noted that many health care professionals utilize many different methods of practice, as well as implement a certain something to each of the medical cases that reflects that clinician’s style. No matter the endless routes to get to a diagnosis or the many diverse recommendations of treatment for that diagnosis, codes are the same. The medical field having a universal set of codes for diagnoses and

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