AMA Clinical Examples in Radiology - 2022 Issue 2 (Spring)
AMA/ACR Clinical Examples in Radiology
AMA/ACR Clinical Examples in Radiology American Medical Association EDITORIAL STAFF Timothy A. Crummy, MD, FACR, RCC, RCCIR Editor-in-Chief Donna Tyler, BS, CPC, COBGC, CPPM Content Editor Andrei Besleaga, BS, RHIT Arletrice Watkins, MHA, RHIA Rejina Young Charniece Martin, MBA, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P, CRCR Content Reviewers Lisa Chin-Johnson Manager, Developmental Editing Katharine Dvorak Developmental Editor Mary Ann Albanese Production Specialist Julia Enamorado Production and Operations Coordinator American College of Radiology EDITORIAL BOARD Mark Alson, MD, FACR, RCC Walt Blackham, MS, RT(R), RCC, RCCIR Robert Bour, MD Timothy A. Crummy, MD, FACR, RCC, RCCIR Andrew J. Degnan, MD, MPhil Michael Friedman...
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Article Overview
This article is a 2022 issue of AMA/ACR Clinical Examples in Radiology. It is intended for radiology coders, clinicians, and coding educators who want current guidance tied to CPT-based reporting in radiology, along with the organizations, editorial structure, and educational context behind the publication.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps readers identify a current radiology coding resource from AMA and ACR and understand that the publication is meant as a coding reference and education guide rather than a replacement for the CPT code set.
Article Sections
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Editorial Staff
Lists the publication’s editorial leadership, content staff, and reviewers associated with the 2022 issue.
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Editorial Board
Names the American College of Radiology editorial board members contributing to the publication.
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Publication Notice and Educational Information
Provides copyright and trademark information, a notice about the publication’s relationship to the CPT code set, and information about continuing education units.
What You Will Learn
- Who produces and reviews this radiology coding publication
- What type of coding resource the newsletter is intended to be
- What organizations and educational resources are associated with the issue
- How the publication positions itself relative to the CPT code set
Who Should Read This
- Radiology coders
- Physician practices
- Coding educators
- Radiology departments
- Revenue cycle staff
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