Preparing for ICD-10 Through Clinical Documentation Awareness Teams
Please join us for the next webinar in our ICD-10 training series on Thursday June 11, 2015 from NOON to 1:00 pm.This course presented by the Association for Rural Health Professional Coding (ARHPC) is intended for any person who documents in a medical record (MD, DO, NP, PA, etc.) or uses clinical documentation for revenue purposes or tracking patient care and is expected to be impacted by the nationally mandated transition to ICD-10-CM in October 2015.
A particular focus is on forming internal documentation teams designed to determine and track the expected impact of ICD-10 on each clinical provider’s documentation via a Dual Coding and Clinical Documentation Awareness Plan.
This webinar series is free to hospitals participating in the Colorado FY2014 SHIP grant program as well as CRHC members.
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Completing Dual Coding ICD-10 Crosswalk Worksheets
Please join us for the next webinar in our ICD-10 training series: Tuesday June 16, 2015 from NOON to 1:00 pm.
This course, presented by the Association for Rural Health Professional Coding (ARHPC), is intended for anybody who is an active participant in analyzing the impact of ICD-10’s potential documentation changes via a Dual Coding program.
A natural follow-up to session #1 we will present 2 versions of a template that you can use to capture the differences (if any) between what is required from a documentation standpoint when moving from ICD-9 to ICD-10 for your most common diagnoses. We will be reviewing some completed tools that we have already done on common diagnoses and diagnosis sections.
This webinar series is free to hospitals participating in the Colorado FY2014 SHIP grant program as well as CRHC members.
This course, presented by the Association for Rural Health Professional Coding (ARHPC), is intended for anybody who is an active participant in analyzing the impact of ICD-10’s potential documentation changes via a Dual Coding program.
A natural follow-up to session #1 we will present 2 versions of a template that you can use to capture the differences (if any) between what is required from a documentation standpoint when moving from ICD-9 to ICD-10 for your most common diagnoses. We will be reviewing some completed tools that we have already done on common diagnoses and diagnosis sections.
This webinar series is free to hospitals participating in the Colorado FY2014 SHIP grant program as well as CRHC members.
