
|Slideshows|July 22, 2015
6 Ways Neurology Practices Can Get Up-to-Speed with ICD-10
Author(s)Michelle Cavanaugh, RN, CPC
Neurologists will need to improve documentation for several common diagnoses to make a successful ICD-10 transition. Here are six helpful tips.
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As with many specialties, neurology will see a variety of changes in ICD-10. Many of these changes do require additional documentation specificity, and neurologists must understand the changes. One goal of ICD-10 is to provide more detailed information for clinical research and treatment purposes. Having accurate data is paramount. Consider the following ways in which neurology practices can prepare for this monumental transition:
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