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|Videos|May 11, 2012
ICD-10 Documentation - Preparing Staff for Changes
Author(s)Aubrey Westgate
Which staff members should be on the ICD-10 documentation team, how to determine what documentation is needed, and what the key changes to anticipate are.
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Documentation is the root of a successful ICD-10 transition, says Bernice von Saleski, director of coding at Partners HealthCare in Boston.
In this video, taken at the AHIMA 2012 ICD-10 Summit Conference in Baltimore, von Saleski outlines who should be on your practice’s ICD-10 documentation team, what resources you should use to determine what documentation is needed, and what major documentation changes to anticipate.
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