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Respiratory system diagnoses can be complicated, as coders must have knowledge of respiratory system anatomy, associated coding guidelines, and the latest ICD-10-CM codes and guidance. The complexity of the respiratory system, frequent holes in provider documentation, and overall lack of clinical criteria knowledge can make reporting the most specific diagnoses more difficult for conditions such as pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and bronchitis.

Join this 60-minute webinar to review the 2018 ICD-10-CM coding and guideline changes and challenges for the respiratory system.

Here's a look at the agenda:

Changes in ICD-10-CM coding for the respiratory system
- Recent Coding Clinic guidance related to respiratory conditions
Documentation improvement
- Documenting COPD with acute lower respiratory infection
- Linking the codes to the documentation
- Lower respiratory infections with COPD
Sequencing COPD with other respiratory conditions
- COPD with lobar pneumonia
Case studies
- COPD with acute lower respiratory infections
- COPD with lobar pneumonia
- COPD with pneumonia
- COPD with acute bronchitis
Live Q&A

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