Is the AMA going to learn to stop worrying and love ICD-10 implementation?
Date: May 17, 2013 The American Medical Association (AMA) broke up its infatuation with ICD-11 coding this week.
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Time to take another look at the politics of ICD-10
Date: Feb 12, 2013 I doubt President Obama will mention ICD-10 coding in his state of the union speech tonight.
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Why it's a good thing that ICD-10 is an antiquated code set
Date: Jan 11, 2013 I'm shocked (Shocked!) to learn that the American Medical Association still is campaigning to stop ICD-10 implementation. What's not to love about 144,000 medical codes?
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AMA keeps up its vigorous opposition to ICD-10 implementation
Date: Jan 08, 2013 Last month while we were checking our lists twice, the American Medical Association (AMA) sent a letter to Santa Clause.
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AMA re-invigorates its opposition
Date: Nov 16, 2012 I honestly believe that the American Medical Association (AMA) has cured boredom. They voted this week to keep the ICD-10 debate interesting.
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AMA doesn't look like it's shifting away from opposition to ICD-10 compliance
Date: Sep 14, 2012 The American Medical Association (AMA) looks like it's giving up on its vigorous opposition and looking toward constructive compliance.
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Time to leapfrog over the debate, into an ICD-10 transition plan
Date: Aug 31, 2012 In a way, the final rule on the Oct. 1, 2014, deadline for ICD-10 compliance didn't change anything.
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AMA wants a less burdensome ICD-10 implementation
Date: Aug 27, 2012 The final rule on the ICD-10 compliance deadline is a bit boring. It's exactly what the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) says it wanted.
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The good, the bad and the debate of the ICD-10 deadline delay
Date: Aug 02, 2012 At this point it seems a bit strange to debate whether the ICD-10 implementation should be delayed. It's kind of like debating an impending thunderstorm.
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AOA stops procrastinating, expresses disapproval of ICD-10
Date: Jul 25, 2012 The American Osteopathic Association (AOA) certainly could not be mistaken for the American Medical Association (AMA). But I'm having trouble telling the two organizations apart.
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