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    Dry needling is currently one of the “scope of practice” battles encountered in the physical therapy profession. The “hot topic” is extremely controversial and is not only debated by physical therapists but by acupuncturists as well. The primary issue is whether dry needling should actually be considered under the physical therapists scope of practice. The controversial aspect arises because the dry needling technique is technically invasive because the skin is being punctured. Another issue

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    EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT E/M coding is the process that physicians, use to translate the patients visit into a five digit CPT( current procedural terminology) codes, so they can submit it to the insurance company for payment. Every procedure has it own CPT codes that describe the different level of care at the time of the physician-patient encounter. Every patient encounter is a unique procedure that requires specific documentation. Each individual E/M code has a set of rules called

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    A Study On Dry Needling

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    Dry needling is currently one of the “scope of practice” battles encountered in the physical therapy profession. The hot topic is extremely controversial and is not only debated by physical therapists, but by acupuncturists as well. The primary issue concerning dry needling is whether this technique fits within the Physical Therapist Scope of Practice. The controversial aspect emerges since dry needling is technically considered minimally invasive. Another issue that has appeared is the insufficient

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    the AGACNP should be educated on the essential elements. Finally, the AGACNP must educate themselves and be prudent to avoid legal issues related to malpractice. In the following paragraphs, each of these issues will be discussed. The current procedural terminology (CPT) coding system was first created

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    Medical billing and coding is a career that involves the process of submitting and following up on medical claims with health insurance companies in order to receive a payment for the services of a healthcare provider. I think this job involves a lot of technology use and will take patience having to deal with all the different kinds of people and ethnicities. From what I’ve seen and what others have, a medical biller is someone who files all the medical stuff at the front desk or office in a medical

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    Organization, Geneva 2011). In the U.S. alone, the cost of CVD and stroke is staggering with more than $320 billion (U.S. dollars) in both direct and indirect cost (Mozaffarian D, Benjamin EJ, Go AS, et al. Circulation. 2015). In attempts to change the current trajectory of CVD, considerable efforts have focused on reducing modifiable risk factors, such as smoking, diet and exercise, and

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