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Real-world medical coding for learners who already know the basics
A Guided Approach to Intermediate and Advanced Coding moves students beyond basic coding to the advanced skills they need to get hired. Using real, complex medical documentation, readers learn key parts of the medical record, how to analyze records, what to code and what not to code, and rationales for correct coding. The text is arranged by practice setting (physician’s office, hospital outpatient, and hospital inpatient) and offers ample practice applying new skills. The 2nd edition reflects 2019 ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, and CPT/HCPCS code sets and adds new auditing exercises.

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Jennifer Lamé, MPH, RHIT, has spent over 20 years in health information management (HIM) and coding. She has worked in a variety of roles, including many years as an acute-care inpatient coder, coding consultant, and HIM consultant. She also has many years of experience teaching in both face-to-face and online health information technology (HIT)/medical coding programs. Jennifer wrote the workbook to accompany Pearson’s Comprehensive Medical Coding. She has also been a technical editor for AHIMA’s Clinical Coding Workout and a technical reviewer for AHIMA’s ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS code books.

Glenna Young, RHIA, CCS, has over 31 years of experience in HIM and coding. She has worked in a variety of settings and roles, ranging from HIM director and coding supervisor, to coding consultant and HIM consultant. Glenna is active in the HIM profession and has served in many roles as a volunteer member of the Idaho Health Information Management Association (IdHIMA), including president, president elect, past president, advocacy director, director at large, and coding roundtable coordinator.

SECTION I: MEDICAL CODING OVERVIEW
1. The Role of the Medical Coder in Healthcare
2. Documentation and Coding Review

SECTION II: INTERMEDIATE CODING: A GUIDED APPROACH
3. Intermediate Physician Office Coding
4. Intermediate Outpatient Hospital Coding
5. Intermediate Inpatient Hospital Coding

SECTION III: ADVANCED CODING
6. Advanced Physician Office Coding & Auditing
7. Advanced Outpatient Hospital Coding & Auditing
8. Advanced Inpatient Hospital Coding & Auditing

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