Author: Janatha R. AshtonPublisher: American Hospital Association
ISBN: 9781556483073
Category : Disease
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders, 2003 Revised Edition (No Answers)
Author: Janatha R. AshtonPublisher: American Hospital Association
ISBN: 9781556483073
Category : Disease
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders, 2003 Revised Edition (Includes Answer Key)
Author: Janatha R AshtonPublisher:
ISBN: 9781556483066
Category :
Languages : en
Pages :
Book Description
ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders 2006, with Answers
Author: Janatha R. AshtonPublisher: AHA Press
ISBN: 9781556483264
Category : Medical
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders 2006, with Answer Key, 2005, 78 pages (plus 56 page Answer Key), 81⁄2" x 11", soft cover, ISBN 1-55648-326-0, AHA Order No. 148026, $49.00.This Workbook is a self-learning exercise companion to the ICD-9-CM Coding Handbook 2006, and it can also be used as an ancillary text for classroom study. It contains hundreds of self-learning exercises based on real health records. The case summary style of the exercises requires the student to consider the patients condition as well as all relevant information provided: medical history, reason for admission or encounter, laboratory results, procedures performed, and the diagnoses listed. In all exercises, student need to apply pertinent coding principles and official coding guidelines in making code assignments and designating the principal diagnosis and procedure for each episode of care in clean, technically correct language.Challenging practice drills test the users coding skills in a variety of realistic health care settingsfrom the physician office to inpatient care. The answer key shows a list of correctly assigned and appropriately sequenced codes. The list of codes for each exercise is followed by a comments section, which explains how the codes were assigned and why some codes were not assigned. The comments also direct readers to pertinent entries in the three volumes of ICD-9-CM and often include references to helpful discussions and guidelines in the ICD-9-CM Coding Handbook 2006.The Workbook is also available without the Answer Key Supplement (ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders 2006, Without Answer Key, ISBN 1-55648-327-9, AHA Order No. 148027, $45.00).
ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders, 2002 Revised Edition (Includes Answer Key)
Author: ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders 2006, Without Answer Key
Author: Janatha R. AshtonPublisher: AHA Press
ISBN: 9781556483271
Category : Medical
Languages : en
Pages : 88
Book Description
This Workbook is a self-learning exercise companion to the ICD-9-CM Coding Handbook 2006, and it can be used as an ancillary text for classroom study. It contains hundreds of self-learning exercises based on real health records. The case summary style of the exercises requires the student to consider the patients condition as well as all relevant information provided: medical history, reason for admission or encounter, laboratory results, procedures performed, and the diagnoses listed. In all exercises, student need to apply pertinent coding principles and official coding guidelines in making code assignments and designating the principal diagnosis and procedure for each episode of care in clean, technically correct language.Challenging practice drills test the users coding skills in a variety of realistic health care settingsfrom the physician office to inpatient care.The Workbook is also available with a Answer Key Supplement ( ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders 2006, With Answer Key 2005, 78 pages, 81⁄2" x 11", soft cover, ISBN 1-55648-327-9, AHA Order No. 148027, $45.00).
ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders, 2004 (No Answers)
Author: Janatha R. AshtonPublisher: American Hospital Association
ISBN: 9781556483134
Category : Medical
Languages : en
Pages : 92
Book Description
ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders
Author: Janatha R. AshtonPublisher: American Hospital Association
ISBN: 9781556482830
Category : Business & Economics
Languages : en
Pages : 70
Book Description
An exercise companion to the ICD-9-CM Coding Handbook, this proven self-learning tool offers challenging practice exercises based on actual medical records regarding a range of medical conditions. Informative exercise summaries examine the factors leading up to the health care encounter and describe principal diagnoses and procedures in clean, technically correct language.
ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders, 2004 (Includes Answer Key)
Author: Janatha R. AshtonPublisher: American Hospital Association
ISBN: 9781556483127
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
ICD-9-CM Workbook for Beginning Coders 2005, with Answer Key
Author: Janatha R. AshtonPublisher: AHA Press
ISBN: 9781556483172
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
A proven self-learning exercise companion to the "ICD-9-CM Coding Handbook," this workbook contains hundreds of self-learning exercises based on real health records, along with practice drills that test the user's coding skills in a variety of realistic health care settings. Informative exercise summaries examine the factors leading up to the health care encounter and describe principal diagnoses and procedures in clean, technically correct language.
Emergency Room Coding
Author: Ba KobayashiPublisher: Dog Ear Publishing
ISBN: 1608445720
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 178
Book Description
Emergency Room Coding will prepare you for the real world of coding in the emergency department setting. The text provides the beginning coder with a solid foundation of how to code ER charts. We focus on the diagnoses and procedures seen in the majority of community-based hospitals. The scenarios in this book are based on real life experiences and will provide the coder with situations s/he will most likely encounter in the emergency room coding environment. The study guide contains 32 emergency room records. The case studies are representative of what is commonly treated in most emergency rooms. Each case study contains an ER report and an answer worksheet. The ER record serves as a good teaching tool for new coders because ER records do not require as much clinical background to code as inpatient records. However, some of the injury cases may present a challenge for new coders. Also, unlike most coding textbooks, this study guide contains a complete ER report with a full explanation, not just thumbnail sketches. Therefore, Emergency Room Coding is more realistic than the one-to-two line diagnostic statements encountered in most coding textbooks. Finally, the Answer Key for the case studies contains a rationale for all code assignments, as well as directions for locating the correct diagnostic and procedure codes. A multiple choice final review quiz is included at the end of this study guide as an opportunity for coders to test their coding skill set. Emergency Room Coding is updated annually to reflect the annual coding changes. Who is this book for? Coders needing to develop ER coding skills Students/Beginning coders trying to get their first job Anyone needing to understand ER code assignment Coding supervisors HIM Directors Auditors/Compliance Officers Case Managers What's Inside? 32 Case Studies Dictated ER Reports Answer Key Rationale Instructions on how to locate codes in ICD-9 Coding Book Final Exam Linda Kobayashi, BA, RHIT, CCS, has been a coder and coding manager for almost 20 years. Since 1998, Ms. Kobayashi has owned and operated Codebusters, Inc., a nationwide coding consulting company. Widely regarded as a medical coding and auditing expert, she has conducted workshops on a variety of coding topics, including CCS Exam preparation workshops. Throughout her career the author has remained professionally active, as an AHIMA member as well as a member of her state association, CHIA (California health Information Association). Her formal training includes a teaching credential from California State University Los Angeles, a B.A. degree in English Literature from University of California Los Angeles, an RHIT from AHIMA after completing the RHIT program at East Los Angeles College, and a CCS certificate from AHIMA. Extensive experience as a hands-on coder, auditor and educator, and has given the author the expertise to help coders prepare for the professional coding environment.