AMA CPT® Assistant - 2003 Issue 10 (October)

Pediatric Intensive Care Services Codes (October 2003)

October 2003 pages 1-4 Pediatric Intensive Care Services Codes Critical care medicine is an essential and ever increasing component of health care provided across America. The high level of care, intensity of service(s), constant observation, and serious use of the illnesses and/or injuries associated with the critical care services codes make it essential that the coding population have an opportunity to evaluate and recommend changes to the critical care CPT codes. The guidelines for the critical care services and neonatal intensive care subsections of the evaluation and management (E/M) section of the CPT code set were revised for 2003...

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