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Tag: Clinical Documentation and Coding

Learn the ins and outs of HCPCS codes, including what distinguishes them from CPT codes and how precise clinical documentation can impact…
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Clinical Terminology
IMO Core Periop users can now map perioperative content to Level II HCPCS codes for enhanced operating room efficiency and surgery scheduling.
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Clinical Terminology
Learn how Ozarks Healthcare employed IMO Health’s medical problem list tool to reduce redundancies and inaccuracies, boosting provider engagement and patient care.
Case Study
Clinical Terminology
Better understand the barriers to data quality – like inconsistent and unstructured data – and why addressing them is crucial to achieving…
Insight Brief
Clinical Documentation and Coding
Payers struggle with EHR data quality issues—unspecific diagnoses, missed HCCs, and care gaps... to name a few.
Webinar
Clinical Terminology
IMO surveyed 300 physicians on medical problem list challenges and opportunities, revealing the impact of inaccuracies, redundancies, and organizational issues on clinician…
Report
Clinical Terminology
Tamra Zeid, Manager, Terminology Data Engineering, provides a behind-the-scenes look at the highly specialized work of health information professionals.
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Clinical Documentation and Coding
Learn how AI technology can be used to improve OR utilization and why feedback from perioperative nurses is critical to its success.
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Clinical Terminology
Without the right tools, clean, complete, and usable clinical data can be elusive. Our newest eBook explores how solutions like NLP, normalization…
Insight Brief
Interoperability
At IMO Health, our foundation is in clinical terminology, so it’s only natural that we’d be able to bridge the gap between…
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Clinical Documentation and Coding
Health IT experts provide insights on the impact of generative AI in healthcare and how it may transform the industry in the…
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AI and NLP
Each January, the Current Procedural Terminology® codes update for the coming year. In this blog, we’re rounding up five key insights.
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Clinical Terminology

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