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Codes used for supplies, equipment, and services NOT included in the CPT code. HCPCS
A list of procedures and diagnoses for a patient’s visit. ENCOUNTER FORM :)
The standardized classification system for reporting medical procedures and services. Current Procedural Terminology (CPT).
A code that identifies a medical service. Procedure Code.
Abbreviated title of International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification, which will be used effective 10/01/2015. ICD-10-CM.
Abbreviated title of International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification, the source of the codes used for reporting diagnoses until 10/01/2015. ICD-9-CM
A standardized value that represents a patient’s illness, signs, and symptoms. Diagnosis Code.
The process of translating a description of a diagnosis or procedure into a standardized code. Coding.
Medical treatment provided by a physician or other healthcare provider. Procedure.
Physician’s opinion of the nature of the patient’s illness or injury. Diagnosis.
A form that includes a patient’s personal, employment, and insurance data needed to complete an insurance claim. Patient Information Form.
A ten-step process that results in timely payment for medical services. Medical Documentation and Billing Cycle.
A secure online website which provides patients with the ability to communicate with their provider and access their health information any time. Patient Portal.
A communication tool that provides the patient with relevant and actionable information and instructions. After-Visit Summary (AVS).
The use of computers and handheld devices to transit prescriptions in digital format. Electronic Prescribing.
A record of healthcare encounters between the physician and the patient, created by the provider. Documentation.
Software programs that automate many of the administrative and financial tasks in a medical practice. Practice Management Programs (PMP).
A model of reimbursement in which single payments are made to multiple providers involved in an episode of care, creating a sense of shared accountability among providers. Bundled Payments.
A network of doctors and hospitals that shares responsibility for managing the quality and cost of care provided to a group of patients. Accountable Care Organization (ACO).
A model of primary care that provides comprehensive and timely care to patients, while emphasizing teamwork and patient involvement. Patient-centered Medical Home (PCMH).
A model of physician reimbursement in which payment is provided for specific, individual services provided to a patient. fee-for-service.
the utilization of certified EHR technology to improve quality, efficiency, and patient safety in the healthcare system. meaningful use.
A computerized lifelong healthcare record for an individual that incorporates data from all providers who treat the individual. electronic health record (EHR).
Technology that is used to record, store, and manage patient healthcare information. health information technology.
part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 that provides financial incentives to physicians and hospitals to adopt EHRs and strengthens HIPAA privacy and security regulations. Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act
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