For the Record: “Look North — Canada’s Slant on Smooth ICD-10 Strategies”

Meeting the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) proposed plans to require full implementation of ICD-10 by 2011 will be neither cheap nor easy, according to this article. This article looks at how Canada implemented ICD-10 and the success of their approach.

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One Response to “For the Record: “Look North — Canada’s Slant on Smooth ICD-10 Strategies””

1. Julie Cox says:

   January 13, 2009 at 5:49 pm

   I was actually thinking of retiring from coding when ICD-10 is implemented here in the US, however, my husband and I may retire to another country so do need to learn this new “language.”