ICD-10 Training Needs to be Flexible to Engage Physicians

To reach physicians with ICD-10 training, surgery center administrators should create flexible training plans based on physicians’ learning styles and preferences, according to ICD-10 Watch.

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ASCs should develop flexible training programs to engage physicians in ICD-10 updatesTypical obstacles to prevent physicians from embracing ICD-10 are time constraints, resistance to change and lack of understanding.

Administrators should keep these obstacles in mind when designing the most effective training programs.

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