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A red flag signals imminent danger, whether it's extreme risk of a wildfire or a multi-car crash on a racetrack. For anyone involved with clinical coding, there are red flags, too. Not recognizing and acting on these warning signals puts the entire organization at risk for investigations, penalties and payment take-backs.
For this two-part ICD10monitor webcast series, one of our most popular presenters, coding and CDI expert Gloryanne Bryant, sifted through numerous official sources to identify red flags — high-risk coding practices, encompassing both ICD-10-CM and CPT® conventions. She'll share her findings and, just as importantly, present action steps to improve coding accuracy and compliance with regulatory and payer requirements.
Learning Objectives:
- A clearer understanding of the state of healthcare in the context of ICD-10-CM and CPT coding compliance
- Which critical high-risk coding practices payers and auditors are targeting
- Essential key steps you can take to elevate coding accuracy and compliance
- Proactive measures, including identification, correction and prevention of noncompliant practices, to strengthen coding compliance and ethics
- Answers to as many coding compliance questions as possible, time permitting
Wednesday, February 5 @ 12:30 PM CT
Covers ICD-10-CM coding red flags in the hospital setting.
Thursday, March 5 @ 12:30 PM CT
Covers CPT coding red flags in the outpatient hospital and physician office settings.
Who Should Attend:
This webcast series will be beneficial to all coding-related positions, including coders, supervisors, managers, directors and educators, as well as CDI staff, leadership and physician champions, and hospital outpatient and inpatient auditors.
*This discount may not be combined with any other discount or special offer.
**In addition to a 2-part series, these webcasts are offered individually. Each session is available on CD or on-demand following the live presentation. CDs ship 2 to 3 weeks after the webcast date.
CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.
About the Presenter
Gloryanne Bryant, RHIA, CDIP, CCS, CCDS, AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer
Gloryanne is an HIM Coding professional and Leader with more than 40 years of experience. She has an RHIA, CDIP, CCS, CCDS, and is an AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer. In the past she was the National Director of Coding Quality, and Education for a national healthcare system. She was also the key national leader for ICD-10 Coding Education and Training across 8 regions from 2010 to mid-2016. Prior to May 2009, she was the Corporate Senior Director of Coding HIM Compliance for Catholic Healthcare West (CHW) Dignity Healthcare for more than eight years.
Gloryanne has conducted numerous educational programs on ICD-10-CM/PCS and CPT coding. In addition, she's provided MS-DRG, APR-DRGs, APC (OPPS), HCC, CDI (Clinical Documentation Improvement), leadership and compliance seminars and workshops for hospital and physician-based coding staff, Coding, CDI and HIM Leaders, and others.
In June 2000, Gloryanne received the "CHIA Literary Award" from the California Health Information Association (CHIA) for her many articles related to clinical documentation improvement, compliance, data quality integrity, ethics and coding. In 2003 she received the CHIA award for "Distinguished Member"; June 2015 she received the CHIA "HIM Champion Award" for her extensive advocacy work for and with ICD-10 implementation; and in 2017 the CHIA "Volunteer Award". Gloryanne received the AHIMA Triumph Award" in the category of HIM "Champion" in 2007. She received the Northern California HFMA Award for "Author of the Year" 4 times for numerous healthcare compliance and regulatory articles and in 2017 she received the "Silver Award" for her many professional contributions. Gloryanne is a member of the ICD10monitor editorial board and a popular guest on Talk Ten Tuesdays.
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Continuing Education
This program is pending approval by credentialing agencies for continuing education units.
Please Note: All webcasts will offer a Certificate of Attendance (COA). If we do not offer the CEUs the attendee is looking for, attendees can take the COA and try to apply to the agency of their choice.
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