AMA Clinical Examples in Radiology - 2017 Issue 3 (Summer)
Contributors
AMA/ACR Clinical Examples in Radiology American Medical Association Editorial Staff Timothy A. Crummy, MD, RCC Editor-in-Chief Danielle Pavloski, RHIT, CCS-P Managing Editor Janette Meggs, RHIA Content Editor Nancy C. Baker Manager, Editorial Development and Production Mary Ann Albanese Production Specialist American College of Radiology Editorial Board Mark Alson, MD, FACR, RCC Walt Blackham, MS, RT(R), RCC Timothy A. Crummy, MD, RCC Richard Duszak Jr, MD, FACR, RCC Gloria Garcia, RCC, CPC Kevin Grant, CCS-P, CIRCC Diane Hayek, BA, RCC A. J. Hernandez, RCC, CPC James M. Milburn, MD, FACR Gordon S. Perlmutter, MD, FACR, RCC Laura Pattie, MS, CNMT...
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Article Overview
This page provides contributor and publisher information for AMA/ACR Clinical Examples in Radiology. It is mainly useful for identifying the editorial staff, board affiliations, subscription and contact details, publication context, and the publication’s relationship to CPT materials. It may help readers verify the source, understand the publication’s scope, and locate the organizations responsible for the content.
Why This Topic Matters
Knowing the publisher, editorial contacts, and publication context helps users evaluate the authority and relevance of the radiology coding newsletter. The page also clarifies that the publication is a guide rather than a replacement for the CPT code set, which is important for users seeking coding reference material.
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AMA/ACR Clinical Examples in Radiology
Introductory publication and contributor information for the radiology coding newsletter. This section identifies the organizations and editorial participants associated with the publication.
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Subscription and contact information for the publication. This section covers ordering, address changes, and related service details.
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Publication and CEU Information
General publication notices, educational credit availability, and copyright statements. This section also includes website references and publication-use information.
What You Will Learn
- Which organizations and editorial roles are associated with the publication.
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Who Should Read This
- Radiology coders
- Coding educators
- Medical billing staff
- Healthcare administrative staff
- Subscribers to AMA/ACR publications
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