decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2015 Issue 10 (October)
Early training may require a refresher course to keep ICD-10 coding on track
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Article Overview
This article discusses how health care organizations prepared for the ICD-10 transition and why early training sometimes needed to be reinforced after delays. It focuses on general training approaches, including review of educational materials, payer and Medicare contractor updates, webinars, newsletters, and help from vendors and certified trainers. The piece is aimed at coding and revenue cycle staff, practice managers, and compliance-oriented teams tracking ICD-10 readiness.
Why This Topic Matters
ICD-10 transition planning affected training, workflow readiness, and coding consistency across practices. Understanding the kinds of refresher resources and support channels mentioned can help organizations assess whether their own preparation remains current.
What You Will Learn
- Why early ICD-10 training may need to be revisited after delays
- What types of refresher resources are mentioned for ongoing ICD-10 preparation
- How payer, contractor, vendor, and newsletter resources can support transition readiness
- Which roles in a practice may be involved in ICD-10 training coordination
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Coding managers
- Practice managers
- Revenue cycle staff
- Compliance teams
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