Health informatics-the application of information technology to healthcare delivery-is changing dramatically because of federal investment in adoption, new cloud-based technologies to encourage data sharing and patient participation, and new financial incentives to encourage coordinated care. The traditional provider- and hospital-centric view of care and health information technology is morphing into one which combines electronic records with the Internet for information exchange and data from low cost mobile- and home-based devices to create a comprehensive, more holistic electronic health record of each patient's care. This text emphasizes these contemporary approaches through a focus on ambulatory care for chronic disease, arguably the major challenge for US healthcare. Contemporary Health Informatics is divided into four sections: background on the US healthcare system and federal policies intended to re-engineer it; the core technologies of health information technology; the application of these technologies in state-of-the-art real-world products and solutions; and the mining, analysis, and visualization of the vast amounts of newly available digital health data to gain knowledge and improve care delivery. Key Features Up-to-date: written within the context of current health informatics Grounded in actual practice: numerous case studies illustrate the practical applications of the technologies discussed Forward facing: based on the evolution of the healthcare system away from hospitals and toward primary and community care Written for a broad audience: based on Dr. Braunstein's MOOC that has proven successful for learners from healthcare providers to information technologists to those with numerous other health- related backgrounds and skill sets

Contemporary Health Informatics

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Mark Braunstein

Medical Informatics

AHIMA Press

Principles of Healthcare Reimbursement is an up-to-date textbook that provides an understanding of how reimbursement systems affect providers, payers, consumers, policy makers, and the development of classification and information technology systems. You'll gain concise explanations of various methodologies that typify managed care, commercial insurance, and government-sponsored prospective payment systems. Principles of Healthcare Reimbursement also compares and contrasts systems and instructs students on accessing and using related resources like fee schedules, payment classification groups, and exclusion lists necessary for accurate reimbursement.

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Lou Ann Schraffenberger

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Experienced ICD-9-CM coders trained by AHIMA-approved ICD-10-CM trainers can use the ICD-10-CM Coder Training Manual to build their knowledge of ICD-10-CM. In addition to a textual adaptation of AHIMA's ICD-10-CM Overview: Deciphering the Code, an AHIMA distance education course that is a prerequisite to AHIMA's ICD-10 Academies, this manual contains references to and explanations of ICD-10-CM coding guidelines and conventions. It provides ICD-10-CM coding exercises at the beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels. These exercises emphasize all aspects of the coding classification system to allow students to apply their knowledge of coding principles and definitions. Answers are also provided. Key Features: Overview of ICD-10-CM, with review questions, that establishes base of understanding from which to build knowledge and skill. Beginning, intermediate, and advanced coding exercises in ICD-10-CM for inpatient and outpatient cases. Case scenarios by chapter, including site-specific cases (long-term care, home health, physician practice, hospital inpatient, hospital outpatient). Detailed, complex ICD-10-CM case studies and scenarios from health records.

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Ann Barta

Kathryn DeVault

Melanie Endicott

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David T. Marc, Ryan H. Sandefer

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In Coding and Reimbursement for Hospital Inpatient Services , Fourth Edition, coding professionals and students will discover a unique and valuable resource to assist them with understanding the complexities of coding for inpatient reimbursement. Those training for positions in the coding field will find a useful guide to enhance their inpatient coding knowledge base. This book has been fully updated to include information from the 2016 Inpatient Prospective Payment System Final Rule. It also contains detailed information on the DRG system and other inpatient payment methodologies. New to this edition are case studies and exercises with a full answer key available to faculty of approved educational programs, including ICD-10 updates. Key Features Coding and Reimbursement for Hospital Inpatient Services provides a thorough review for coding professionals, educators, and students with coverage of: • Reimbursement and methodologies specific to inpatient practice settings, such as the in

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