Keep Coders Happy for a Smoother ICD-10 Switch

Healthcare practices should be mindful of high coder demand and cater to the needs of coding staff members when retraining for ICD-10, according to a Health Leaders Media report.

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Coders currently have a 1.7 percent unemployment rate, nearly half of last year’s rate.

Here are three ways to take care of coder’s needs for a better transition.

1. Provide schedule flexibility.
2. Stay salary competitive.
3. Manage resistance from older, less adaptable workers.

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