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ICD-10 Physician Resources

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Provider Training Doc Guidance Doc Tips EMR Help/Job Aids Ten to 10 Related Content

Provider Training

Providers were assigned two types of learning modules via the Education Center. They are:

    • ICD-10 general overview module in the Education Center. Successfully completing this training will qualify you for 30 minutes of CME credit. A Provider Education Job Aid is available to provide guidance on accessing and completing this education.

      “How-to” modules base on the EMRs. Each module is 5-10 minutes in length, focusing on how to review and update the Problem List in PowerChart, Centricity, GEMMS, or MOSAIQ. Providers should only see those modules that are applicable to their inpatient and/or ambulatory practice.

    Documentation Guidance

    The Documentation Guidance presented on this page is intended to help providers identify key documentation concepts for ICD-10. Each aid focuses on best practice documentation specific to a diagnosis or procedure.

    Doc Tips

    The Doc Tips presented on this page are intended to help providers identify key documentation concepts for ICD-10 best practice documentation. Each tip focuses on appropriate documentation specific to a diagnosis or procedure.

    Key features associated with Doc Tips include:

        • Diagnosis specificity requirements.
        • Differentiating among acute, chronic, and resolved conditions.
        • Associated secondary diagnoses.
        • Present on Admission (POA) status.
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