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2009
- November: Reporting services performed by 2 hospitalists for an inpatient
- October: Test your skill with 2010 codes
- August: Evaluation of child for accidental or non-accidental anogenital trauma
- July: Level of examination for a 3-year-old patient with diarrhea
- May: Coding tips and teaching points for coding time spent in encounters, counseling, examination, review, and treatment
- February: Otitis media using new codes and referral and counseling for tympanostomy tube insertion
- January: A patient's worsening cellulitis leading to outpatient hospital treatment and a visit to the facility to assess and review
2008
- November: Using new 2009 ICD-9-CM codes for abnormal glucose tolerance, necrotizing enterocolitis, microscopic hematuria, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, abscess, and fever
- August: Coding a consultation with parents of a child with developmental and behavior problems without the child present
- July: Low milk supply and postnatal depression
- May: Counseling for stopping smoking
- April: Questions: Reporting of AUDIT alcohol disorder test and intervention plan discussion
- April: The Answers: Reporting of AUDIT alcohol disorder test and intervention plan discussion
- February: Questions: Reporting observation of counseling via one-way-mirror
- February: The Answers: Reporting observation of counseling via one-way-mirror
- January: Reporting administration of Tdap instead of DTaP vaccine
2007
- September: Prolonged services and nebulizer treatments for an 8-year-old with acute asthma exacerbation
- August: A child protection team consultation of a 15-month-old with a head injury
- July: An office encounter and subsequent hospital admission the same day
- June: How to report services by an attending physician for review of findings by telephone with a resident and face-to-face service the following day
- May: Reporting vision and hearing screens in conjunction with a preventive medicine visit
- April: Reporting services performed by two physicians on the same date
- March: Reporting visits of various durations
2006
- December: Creating a care plan for a patient with diabetes
- December: Reporting home visit services
- November: Provides coding examples for a 10-year-old new patient with a body mass index (BMI) calculated to be at the 95th percentile (obesity)
- October: Services provided to twins by multiple physicians
- September: Avoid confusing the initial date of service with the admission date or date of birth; always code from the physician's perspective, not the patient's
- August: Reporting release or lysis of adhesions
- July: Practice coding for developmental and behavioral services
- June: Using codes 99201-99205
- May: Sharpen your skills for using codes 99211-99215
- April: Four coding scenarios related to vaccines and vaccine administration
- March: Using 2 E/M services codes for care provided to a child the same day
- February: Coding of IV hydration and IV infusion that is therapeutic, prophylactic, or diagnostic
- January: Reporting services performed by a specialist; remember the "3Rs" of consultations
2005
- December: How to code concurrent neonatal critical care provided to a single patient on a single date of service by more than one physician
- November: Codes for evaluating hyperbilirubinemia and breastfeeding supervision
- October: Codes for using a metered-dose inhaler for acute exacerbation of asthma
- September: Two ways to code removal of sutures (99211 and S0630)
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