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Welcome! The Topic For Today Is…. ICD 10 Implementation. ICD 10 Impacts: 200. Question: These request certain actions from the healthcare organization and have ICD codes or narrative descriptions or both! Answer What are orders for services?. Back. ICD 10 Impacts: 400. Question:

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  1. Welcome! The Topic For Today Is…

  2. ICD 10 Implementation

  3. ICD 10 Impacts: 200 • Question: • These request certain actions from the healthcare organization and have ICD codes or narrative descriptions or both! • Answer • What are orders for services? Back

  4. ICD 10 Impacts: 400 • Question: • These payers may not be required to migrate to ICD 10. • Answer • Who are Workmen’s Compensation and Auto Insurance Companies? Back

  5. ICD 10 Impacts: 600 • Question: • These forms help to capture charges but may need to be updated. • Answer • What are Superbills? Back

  6. ICD 10 Impacts: 800 • Question: • These documents are used to deliver data to committees, outside agencies, internal departments. • Answer • What are reports? Back

  7. ICD 10 Impacts: 1000 • Question: • These organizations need to be contacted to determine readiness for ICD 10. • Answer • Who are vendors? Back

  8. Coders: 200 • Question: • Doing this can assist in identifying areas of educational focus in preparation for ICD 10 training. • Answer • What is performing a coder skills assessment? Back

  9. Coders: 400 • Question: • Anatomy, Physiology, and Pharmacology are examples of this type of knowledge. • Answer • What is foundational knowledge? Back

  10. Coders: 600 • Question: • Six to nine months prior to “go live” seems to be the preferred timeline for this activity. • Answer • What is the recommended timeline for training coders in ICD 10? Back

  11. Coders: 800 • Question: • Inpatient coders will need training in both of these. • Answer • What is ICD 10 CM and ICD 10 PCS? Back

  12. Coders: 1000 • Question: • This is the estimated amount of instructional and applied hours of training for an inpatient coder. • Answer • What is 50 hours? Back

  13. Support: 200 • Question: • This organization can provide many resources to support your ICD 10 transition to include training. • Answer • Who is AHIMA? http://www.ahima.org/icd10/training.aspx Back

  14. Support: 400 • Question: • One way to identify coding, data, and revenue changes from ICD 9 to ICD 10 is to do this activity. • Answer • What is a documentation/coding quality review? Back

  15. Support: 600 • Question: • This is a proactive approach to improve documentation to support the coding process. • Answer • What is a clinical documentation improvement (CDI) program? Back

  16. Support: 800 • Question: • This is a tool that can help mitigate productivity loss anticipated with ICD 10. • Answer • What is Computer Assisted Coding? Back

  17. Support: 1000 • Question: • This can be resource intensive but it can provide valuable practice time, data, and shake off the go-live nerves. • Answer • What is parallel processing/dual coding? Back

  18. 10 for 10: 200 • Question: • These are examples of other healthcare initiatives that are depending on implementation of ICD 10. • Answer • What are meaningful use, value-based purchasing, and payment reform? Back

  19. 10 for 10: 400 • Question: • Of the groups who have made significant progress toward ICD 10 implementation, this group directly impact us as HIM professionals. • Answer • What are HIM educational programs? Back

  20. 10 for 10: 600 • Question: • ICD 10 provides higher quality data for these uses of coded data. • Answer • What are quality measures, research, registries? Back

  21. 10 for 10: 800 • Question: • More accurate information will reduce waste and lead to more accurate reimbursement making healthcare more… • Answer • What is cost effective? Back

  22. 10 for 10: 1000 • Question: • Delay or staggering of implementation dates can produce this. • Answer • What is loss of momentum and wasted resources. Back

  23. Actions: 200 • Question: • All departments need to be queried regarding ICD data use. Some departments may have these to track patients! • Answer • What are databases you didn’t know about?! Back

  24. Actions: 400 • Question: • Compliance with ICD 10 could be impacted if the compliance of these organizations are not tracked. • Answer • Who are vendors? Back

  25. Actions: 600 • Question: • As a precursor to ICD 10, make sure these transactions work correctly. • Answer • What is 5010? Back

  26. Actions: 800 • Question: • ICD 10 is a costly, unfunded mandate that could possibly interrupt reimbursement. Organizations should consider obtaining this. • Answer • What is a line of credit? Back

  27. Actions: 1000 • Question: • This is the single most important action organizations should take to make sure medical staff, payers, and other organizations will be ready to work with you when ICD 10 goes live. • Answer • What is communicate, communicate, communicate?!?! Back

  28. Daily Double Write Down How Much Money You Are Willing To Risk

  29. Daily Double Write Down How Much Money You Are Willing To Risk

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