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Drug administration coding doesn’t need to be difficult . . .

JustCoding’s Injections and Infusions Coding Handbook (Pack of 5)

Especially with this guide!

Drug administration is one of the most common services provided in the outpatient setting, yet coders still have questions about how to apply the CPT® guidelines and follow CMS' guidance.

JustCoding’s Injections and Infusions Coding Handbook provides a review of drug administration concepts, including definitions of common terms as well as guides readers through the hierarchy that outpatient facility coders use to select the initial drug administration service.

This valuable resource offers readers:

15 case examples of varying complexity for coders to test their understanding of drug administration principles
Explanations on how to properly determine when to report concurrent, subsequent, and additional hours of substances
Answers to frequently ask questions regarding drug administration and coding from industry experts

Resolve your toughest drug administration coding challenges!

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