AMA: ICD-10 7 Step Training Checklist

Here are seven steps the American Medical Association recommends providers to consider when conducting ICD-10 training.

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1.    Identify all staff that needs to be trained.
2.    Identify level of training required for each staff member.
3.    Identify training formats that will work best for the staff.
4.    Estimate training time and costs.
5.    Identify where to obtain training.
6.    Create a training timeline in relation to the implementation deadline.
7.    Conduct staff training.

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