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Does anyone have any input on what coding charts per hour should be? I understand that each element is going to be different, surgery, E&M, diagnostic radiology vs interventional. Any input would be appreciated.
 
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jmcpolin said:
Does anyone have any input on what coding charts per hour should be? I understand that each element is going to be different, surgery, E&M, diagnostic radiology vs interventional. Any input would be appreciated.
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I have seen 20-25 charts per hour in some position descriptions posted by different employers.


Hope that helps!
 
Personally, I think productivity should be determined by the average coder per facility, because it should be dependent upon the coding/abstracting applications and EHR. I have seen EHR with a font size of 8 and I find it impossible to code 22 charts/hr. when I am squinting to view a chart. Here are some common standards that I have seen:

ER 16-24
OP/OBS 4-6
SUR 6-8
IP 4
ED Facility E&M 12
ED and Office -Pro E&M 20
Ancillary 20
 
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