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So What Does this Really Mean?
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2014
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ICD-10: Acute Myocardial Infarction
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2014
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ICD-10: Central Venous Catheters
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2014
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It's a Zoo Out There... We're Doing PET Scans
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2014
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ICD-10: An Opportunity and A Challenge: ICD-10-CM is not just a software update or something that only coders have to worry about
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2013
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ICD-10: Altered Mental Status and Dementia
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2013
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ICD-10: Artificial Openings : Code selection for encounters that involve an artificial opening like a gastrostomy or nephrostomy will depend on the purpose of the encounter
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2013
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Forty Years of Coding History (And a Sneak Peek at Next Year)
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2013
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Why Not?! : There are many things that cause frustration for healthcare professionals, not the least of which is finding out that services will not be paid by an insurance payor
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2013
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ICD-10: 2014 Updates: Under the partial code freeze that is currently in effect, the 2014 changes are limited to those that are needed ``to capture new technologies and diseases''
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Mulaik, M.W.
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American Hospital Radiology Administrators
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2013
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