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JustCoding The Coder's Guide to Physician Queries
 
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Guide to Emergency Department Coding

The emergency department (ED) is a fast-paced environment that presents unique coding and billing challenges. Department operating hours, missing patient information or nonspecific documentation, and a lack of standardized guidelines for facility E/M leveling make coding for ED services a difficult task.

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All five chapters include figures and real-life case scenarios to give coders hands-on practice and refine their skills, including:


 
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A solid understanding of anatomical terminology and CPT coding guidelines
 
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A review of facility and physician E/M visit leveling, and code selection
 
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Details on CPT coding for integumentary, musculoskeletal, and injection and infusion procedures
 
 
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