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    HIM 4411Section 700 HIS Strategies and Application March 8, 2013 Due to the growing inpatient/outpatient requirements, as well as the impending update to the ICD-10 codes; the spearfish regional hospital is in dire need of a new Computer assisted coding system (CACS) with ICD-10 code language. This technologies will assist the coding department with their day to day processes, as well as allow the hospital to continue with its growth to meet the higher demands of our growing

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    something that’s written one way (a doctor’s diagnosis, for example, or a prescription for a certain medication) and translate it as accurately as possible into a numeric or alphanumeric code. For every injury, diagnosis, and medical procedure, there is a corresponding code. There are thousands and thousands of codes for medical procedures, outpatient procedures, and diagnoses. Let’s start with a quick example of medical coding in action. A patient walks into a doctor’s office with a hacking cough,

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    The data will then be correlated and analyzed. Procedure Students will be taught to code individuals using the LPFS criteria by reading fictional sample cases created by the course instructor. The instructors of the course are individuals who are clinically trained psychologists and have worked with the LPFS before. Because there are

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    DeBlois and Chris Sanders, uses the film codes to enhance the audience's understanding of the film. 'How To Train Your Dragon' tells the tale of a hapless young Viking named Hiccup, who befriends a dragon named Toothless. Together, they teach the island of Berk about acceptance and overcoming differences. While producing the directors used the film codes to add interest and understanding to the film, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the film. The character code allows to better understand the personality

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    Chapter 28 Cpt Coding

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    The Tabular list is a compilation of codes divided in different categories: Category I, II, III. Category I is the basis of CPT codes. Category II is used for tracing information. Category III is short term codes for collection of services rendered and procedures. There are 15 appendices that are used as guides. Modifiers help report situations. Locating codes are done by finding the main term. Assess information provided such as notes and terms. Locate the code. Guidelines are presented in the front

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    paid by insurance companies, including Medicare and Medicaid, based on the procedure (CPT) code they submit. These codes must be accompanied by the correct diagnosis or ICD-10 codes.There must be a valid reason for a medical encounter for the physician to be paid, such as pain, refills for medications, or a follow-up for such diseases as diabetes or any chronic condition. If you just submit the CPT or ICD-10 code separately then you will not be paid as both support each other. So it is vital that a medical

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    The ICD-10 System

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    terms of accuracy and efficiency, it also can be excessively complicated and heavily affected insurance reimbursements, potential costing the patient more money. Because the ICD-10 uses a 3-7 alphanumerical system, versus the ICD-9’s 3-5 characters, codes can be far more accurate and detailed. This makes it easier to collect and convey important data quickly, enhancing patient care. The improved data collection will help providers and physicians improve procedures and structure for the betterment of

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    States, was the idea of the National center for health statistics (NCHS). The reason for this change was intended for organizing morbidity status. The new coding include has more addition into it that provides specificity and space for expansion of the code (CDC, 2017). The increased intricacy in the coding will cause challenges in documentation and coding. Proper training is necessary to overcome this kind of situation. Even though there are some downfalls in the initial stage of transformation the benefits

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    the provider must document the services provided. The medical coder will abstract the information from the documentation, assign the appropriate codes, and create a claim to be paid, whether by a commercial payer, the patient, or CMS." (Aapccom, 2015) It is very important that billing coders have a full understanding of how to properly use medical codes to prevent denial of claims submitted. What coding systems are used in the United States? "In the United States, ICD-10 has been used to

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    Escalations: a) Time lines for emptying procedure of U-bill and US pouches from CDP to meet R&D timelines (it is not consistent between time frame that impact R&D timelines) b) Follow designated location to return the empty pouches, departmental bags and Main branch bags. (CDP operators not showing any attempt to return the content to R&D as a part of their responsibility). c) Prep operators and R&D operators should be treated as per CIBC values. (When prep operator receives any pouch/departmental

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