|Articles|October 11, 2021
Session 6: Navigating the Gauntlet: Coding and Documentation Best Practices
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Navigating the Gauntlet: Coding and Documentation Best Practices
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Hosted by: Bill Dacey of the Dacey Group
Learning objectives:
- Understand E/M coding changes and what it means to the bottom line
- Overview of most common reasons for claim denials and how to prevent it
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