AHA Coding Clinic® for ICD-9 - 1984 November - December
In-Service Training Aids Available
The need for comparability of coded diagnostic and procedural data among hospitals, health-related organizations, and payers is greater than ever. One way to ensure accurate, consistent coding is to use the American Hospital Association's ICD-9-CM Coding Handbook for Entry-Level Coders for in-service training. Ideal for basic training or as a refresher for veteran coders, this workbook provides the type of uniformity needed in adhering to coding principles and to the Uniform Hospital Discharge Data set definitions. The book is the result of more than 22 years of experience in maintaining a clearinghouse on coding problems and questions from hospitals...
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Article Overview
This article describes an in-service training resource for coding staff and related professionals. It explains the purpose of the handbook, notes its intended use for training and refresher purposes, and provides general purchasing information and availability details. The topic is relevant for organizations seeking standardized coding education and reference materials.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps hospitals and health-related organizations identify a training tool aimed at supporting consistent diagnostic and procedural coding practices and basic coder education.
What You Will Learn
- What type of coding training resource is being announced
- Who the resource is intended to support
- How the resource is positioned for training and refresher use
- What general purchasing options and availability details are provided
Who Should Read This
- Hospital coders
- Health information management staff
- Coding educators
- Health-related organizations
- Payers
- Medical office administrators
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