AHIMA to Release ICD-10 Online Preparatory Courses

The American Health Information Association has released new online training courses to prepare coders for the imminent transition to ICD-10, according to Healthcare IT News.

The two course collections are designed to serve health information professionals and give them the tools they will need to successfully implement ICD-10 in their healthcare organizations.

The ICD-10-CM coding collection includes an overview to deciphering the code as well as 22 one-hour chapters and specific areas of ICD-10-CM.

The second course focuses on ICD-10-PCS to prepare acute care coders. The courses review organization and guidelines and provide scenarios for practical assignment preparation. This 23-hour collection includes 10 shorter courses focused on medical and surgical procedures.

Registration before Nov. 10 will grant users access to all materials through 2014.

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