ED Coding & Reimbursement Alert - 2015 Issue 21
ICD-10: Don't Let Up on ICD-10 Training After Transition
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Article Overview
This piece is aimed at practice managers, coders, and clinicians who need to maintain ICD-10 readiness after implementation. It focuses on the continuing need for training, communication between coders and providers, and general approaches to staying current through office-based learning, peer networking, conferences, and payer guidance. The article addresses the operational and educational side of ICD-10 adoption rather than specific coding scenarios.
Why This Topic Matters
Ongoing ICD-10 competency affects documentation quality, coding accuracy, and claims workflow in medical practices. The article helps readers understand why training and collaboration remain important after the initial transition period.
What You Will Learn
- Why ICD-10 education continues after the transition date
- How communication between coders and providers supports documentation improvement
- General ways medical offices can keep ICD-10 knowledge current
- How practice managers can help organize ICD-10 learning efforts
Who Should Read This
- Practice managers
- Medical coders
- Physicians
- Clinical staff
- Coding educators
- Compliance staff
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