Medically unlikely edits are edits that:
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Why is confidentiality important in medical records?
Why is confidentiality important in medical records?
The five most important federal fraud and abuse laws that ap…
The five most important federal fraud and abuse laws that apply to physicians are the Anti-Kickback Statue, the Physician Self-Referral Law, the Exclusion Authorities, the Civil Monetary Penalties Law, and __________________?
The abbreviation PHI stands for? [BLANK-1]
The abbreviation PHI stands for? [BLANK-1]
Match the key terms with their definitions.
Match the key terms with their definitions.
Name one of the health insurance claim forms that providers…
Name one of the health insurance claim forms that providers submit to the insurance companies
Shadowing means following a physician during a patient encou…
Shadowing means following a physician during a patient encounter and offering suggestions on how documentation can be improved.
Coders and billers should strive for the appropriate coding…
Coders and billers should strive for the appropriate coding levels to ensure optimum payments?
What are some basic things that should not be documented in…
What are some basic things that should not be documented in medical records? (List at least 6 basic items.)
Case 3: Your patient is a premature infant born at 34 weeks…
Case 3: Your patient is a premature infant born at 34 weeks gestation with a cleft lip and palate who is having difficulty feeding effectively and maintaining weight. c). What are some recommendations you could make to your hospital environment to promote healthy feeding/swallowing and reduce sensory overload in this pre-term infant (1 point)?