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In the Official Coding Guidelines the following can be found under what title- " If the provider has included a diagnosis in the final diagnostic statement, such as the discharge summary or the face sheet, it should ordinarily be coded. Some providers include in the diagnostic statement resolved conditions or diagnoses and status-post procedures from previous admissions that have no bearing on the current stay" Previous conditions
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In the Official Coding Guidelines under Section I-B: 14 this gives the coder instructions on what? Documentation by Clinicians Other than the Patient's Provider
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