decisionhealth Newsletters, Answer Books - 2010 Issue 7 (July)
Coding Tips and Resources / It is OK to write in your CPT book
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Article Overview
This article offers practical, non-clinical tips for organizing and annotating a CPT reference book. It is relevant to coders and billing staff who want to track carrier memos, edit information, and other reference material alongside their coding resources.
Why This Topic Matters
It matters because small workflow and reference-management choices can affect how efficiently coders locate supporting information in their CPT materials and keep frequently used guidance visible.
What You Will Learn
- Ways coders may organize a CPT reference book for easier use
- How annotation and highlighting can be used to surface frequently needed reference information
- The kinds of supplemental materials that may be kept with a coding reference book
- How the article frames CPT-related resource organization for day-to-day coding work
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Billing staff
- Coding auditors
- Practice management staff
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