Fundamentals of Clinical Coding ICD-10-AM, ACHI and ACS 10th Edition

Introduction

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Clinical Coding involves reviewing, analyzing, and translating medical information from a patient’s medical record into alphanumeric/numeric codes, using a complex health classification system. The resulting data provides comprehensive quality information that is used for direct patient care, physician and hospital reimbursement, research, decision-making and health system planning. Clinical Coding ranks as one of the most promising careers around the world.

Important Note:
To obtain CME credits ( 21 hours) you need to attend the course live.

Objectives

By the end of the course, learners will be able to:
• Recognize the structure and organization of the five volumes of ICD-10-AM, ACHI and ACS
• Realize the conventions and instructions used in ICD-10-AM, ACHI and ACS
• Apply the Australian Coding Standards to clinical coding
• Select appropriate conditions and procedures for coding from medical records generated by an episode of care such as hospital admission, day surgery unit, and non-complex acute care episodes
• Identify the principal diagnosis and principal procedure for an admission
• Assign complete and accurate codes from ICD-10-AM, ACHI and ACS for diseases, conditions, injuries and procedures.

Main theme

Daily coding exercises, quizzes, and case studies

Important Note: Reference materials
Each participant needs to purchase their own reference books for use during the course:

Available from the Saudi Health Council – The National Health Information Center: https://codingsystem.nhic.gov.sa/Product/Step1

Or the electronic books: Available from https://www.eurofield.com/buyICD10AM-CDI.htm

Please note that the price of the book is not included here.