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ICD-10 dominated the AAPC newsroom in March, TopStorieswith four of the 10 most viewed stories relating to ICD-10 legislation and coding. The trend may continue through April, as ICD-10 goes before the senate creating further interest on the topic. Below are the most viewed AAPC newsroom stories in March, beginning with the most viewed.

1- SGR Repeal Plan Passes the House – ICD-10 Excluded
2- ICD-10 Coding Snapshot
3- Colonoscopy: Screening or Surveillance?
4- Sepsis Sets Off Coding Bias Alarm
5- ICD-10-CM Coding Tips: Signs and Symptoms
6- Five Simple Strategies for ICD-10
7- Modifiers Tell the Full Story of an Advanced Beneficiary Notice
8- Open Mouth, Insert Foot: Partial Foot and Toe Amputations
9- E/M Benchmarking Can Lower Your Audit Risk
10- Fine Details Are Critical in Fracture Coding

Alex McKinley

Alex McKinley

Alex McKinley is AAPC’s senior marketing communications manager. Prior to his work at AAPC he worked in the tax and accounting industry. He received his bachelor's degree in Mass Communications (Public Relations Emphasis) from the University of Utah.
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Alex McKinley is AAPC’s senior marketing communications manager. Prior to his work at AAPC he worked in the tax and accounting industry. He received his bachelor's degree in Mass Communications (Public Relations Emphasis) from the University of Utah.

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