High-Level Overview of ICD-10
This series of 15-minute webinars answers the questions: what is ICD-10? And what do you need to do to be ready? You’ll learn how these massive changes will affect you and your practice, and you’ll understand the magnitude of the ICD-10 implementation process.
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Who this is for
This training is designed specifically for physicians and practice managers.
What you will learn
This series will give you a high-level understanding of ICD-10, with webinars on the following topics:
Webinar 1. Beginning the Implementation Process
Webinar 2. How Will ICD-10 Affect Your Medical Practice
Webinar 3. Documentation – How to Ensure Compliance
Webinar 4. Developing the ICD-10 Budget
Webinar 5. What Do You Ask Your Vendors
Webinar 6. What Happens to Reimbursement
Webinar 7. The Paper or EMR Dilemma
Webinar 8. Coding Translations
Webinar 9. What Method of training Should You Use?
Webinar 10. Working with Health Plans
Webinar 11. What is 5010 and Why Do I Care?
Webinar 12. Internal Polices
Webinar 13. What Happens After Implementation?
Webinar 14. Conducting a GAP Analysis
Webinar 15. Should My Medical Practice Implement an EMR with ICD-10?
Presented by:
Deborah Grider, CPC, CPC-I, CPC-H, CPC-P, CPMA, COBGC, CEMC, CPCD, CCS-P
Deborah has been involved in health care for 30 years and speaks nationally across the country
in relation to compliance, coding, and reimbursement. She has worked with many physicians nationally
on coding, reimbursement, compliance and regulatory issues across many specialties. Deborah has
specialized in medical chart audits among many specialties as well as practice management and
coding consulting. Deborah is the Past President of the AAPC National Advisory Board. Deborah
is certified by AAPC as well as the American Health Information
Management Association, and a past CPT Editorial Panel Member representing AAPC.
Deborah is the author of many coding publications for the AMA. She is the author of Principles
of ICD-9-CM Coding in its fourth edition, Coding with Modifiers in its third
edition, and Medical Record Chart Auditor in its third edition. She is also the
author of the ICD-10-CM Implementation Guide, Making the Transition Manageable,
which was recently released in October of 2009. In addition to authoring books for the AMA,
she has authored the Certified Professional Coder-Hospital™ Study Guide,
and the Professional Medical Coding Curriculum-Hospital for
the American Academy of Professional Coders. She is a certified AAPC PMCC Curriculum instructor.
The University of Utah School of Medicine designates this Enduring Material for a maximum of 3.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of The University of Utah School of Medicine and AAPC. The University of Utah School of Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
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