AMA Clinical Examples in Radiology - 2009 Issue 4 (Fall)
AMA/ACR Clinical Examples in Radiology
AMA/ACR Clinical Examples in Radiology Editorial Staff Richard Duszak, Jr, MD, FACR, RCC Editor-in-Chief Dan Reyes Managing Editor Janette Meggs Contributing Editor Lisa Chin-Johnson Editorial Production Joe Amft/Chris Meyer Design American College of Radiology Editorial Board Walt Blackham, MS, RT(R), RCC Richard Duszak, Jr, MD, RCC Gloria Garcia, RCC, CPC, CIRCC Diane Hayek, BA, RCC Pamela Kassing, MPA, RCC Helen Olkaba, MS Gordon S. Perlmutter, MD, FACR, RCC Douglas C. Phillips, MD, FACR, RCC Daniel Picus, MD, FACR, RCC William T. Thorwarth, Jr, MD, FACR, RCC Kathleen A. Wolf, RCC Subscription Prices 1 year (4 issues & 2 bulletins)...
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Article Overview
This page is a publication and subscription information page for AMA/ACR Clinical Examples in Radiology. It explains the newsletter’s purpose as a coding reference for radiology, identifies the editorial and organizational context, and provides contact and subscription details for readers who follow AMA and ACR coding resources.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps radiology coders, billing staff, and reference librarians confirm the publication identity, source organizations, and the general role of the newsletter as a coding guide rather than a replacement for the CPT codebook.
Article Sections
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Editorial Staff
Lists the publication’s editorial leadership and production personnel associated with the newsletter.
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American College of Radiology
Identifies the editorial board and affiliated professional roles connected to the radiology coding publication.
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Subscription Prices
Provides subscription options, ordering contacts, mailing information, and related service details for the publication.
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Publication Purpose Statement
Describes the newsletter’s general role as a source of coding information and its relationship to the CPT codebook.
What You Will Learn
- The publication’s purpose and intended audience context.
- Which organizations and editorial personnel are associated with the newsletter.
- How the publication is distributed and how to contact customer service.
- How the newsletter characterizes its relationship to other coding resources.
Who Should Read This
- Radiology coders
- Coding educators
- Billing and reimbursement staff
- Medical librarians
- Healthcare administrators
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