Surgeon dictated report containing details about the procedure performed, why it
was necessary, operative findings, and the condition of the patient at the end of the
procedure.
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operative reports
,Using electronic information and telecommunication technology to provide care to
patients, including health-related education for both patients and providers and
health administration.
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telehealth
A request made by the provider to receive services, labs, diagnostic tests, therapies,
or medication. The order includes a diagnostic statement to indicate why the order is
needed. Without an order these services cannot be performed.
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orders
Temporary codes used to report emerging technology and experimental medical
procedures and services. These codes offer the opportunity to specify services that
are not included in category I. After a period of time (typically 5 years), these codes
are either retired or incorporated into appropriate section of category I, based on the
frequency of use over time.
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CPT Category III
, Scale used to calculate payment for professional services. RBRVS assigns value to
CPT and HCPCS Level II codes based on three components: the times or amount of
work performed by the provider, the overhead cost of the practice to provide the
service, and the expense of medical malpractice or professional liability coverage.
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resource-based relative value scale (RBRVS)
Body areas or organ systems are examined as they are relevant to the chief complaint.
The provider uses the findings to form objective assessments of the patient's
condition.
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examination
Durable medical equipment (DME), drugs, ambulance services, nutrition therapy,
dentistry, and vision services are all part of the HCPCS code set.
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What is included in the HCPCS code set?
Used to classify medical treatments, tests, procedures, supplies and equipment, and
diagnoses identified in medical records.
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was necessary, operative findings, and the condition of the patient at the end of the
procedure.
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operative reports
,Using electronic information and telecommunication technology to provide care to
patients, including health-related education for both patients and providers and
health administration.
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telehealth
A request made by the provider to receive services, labs, diagnostic tests, therapies,
or medication. The order includes a diagnostic statement to indicate why the order is
needed. Without an order these services cannot be performed.
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orders
Temporary codes used to report emerging technology and experimental medical
procedures and services. These codes offer the opportunity to specify services that
are not included in category I. After a period of time (typically 5 years), these codes
are either retired or incorporated into appropriate section of category I, based on the
frequency of use over time.
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CPT Category III
, Scale used to calculate payment for professional services. RBRVS assigns value to
CPT and HCPCS Level II codes based on three components: the times or amount of
work performed by the provider, the overhead cost of the practice to provide the
service, and the expense of medical malpractice or professional liability coverage.
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resource-based relative value scale (RBRVS)
Body areas or organ systems are examined as they are relevant to the chief complaint.
The provider uses the findings to form objective assessments of the patient's
condition.
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examination
Durable medical equipment (DME), drugs, ambulance services, nutrition therapy,
dentistry, and vision services are all part of the HCPCS code set.
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What is included in the HCPCS code set?
Used to classify medical treatments, tests, procedures, supplies and equipment, and
diagnoses identified in medical records.
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