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4 MIN READ

Documenting time for each task during outpatient visits

This regulatory myth examines if physicians and other qualified health professionals are required to document the time spent on each specific task associated with an outpatient visit.

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Sustainability
Debunking Regulatory Myths
3 MIN READ

CPOE: Is order entry a physician-only EHR task?

Learn how to debunk the myth that only physicians can pend or enter orders through computerized provider order entry (CPOE)—download the myth, FAQ, slides and other resources.

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Medicare & Medicaid
Debunking Regulatory Myths
2 MIN READ

Pain assessments: Are clinicians required to ask patients about pain during every consultation?

The myth: Clinical teams are required to ask patients about their level of pain at every visit, regardless of the reason for the visit.

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Sustainability
Debunking Regulatory Myths
6 MIN READ

How does an extended prescription duration help your patients and your practice?

How does an extended prescription duration help your patients and your practice? Learn more.

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Sustainability
Debunking Regulatory Myths
5 MIN READ

Who determines where physicians and other health care workers can eat or drink while at work?

There is a perception that the rules regarding where physicians and other health care workers can have food or beverages tend to be overly strict.

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Physician Health
Debunking Regulatory Myths
5 MIN READ

Are commercial health plans required to adopt revisions to the E/M codes?

This regulatory myth examines if commercial payers are required to adopt the E/M office visit code revisions.

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CPT®
Debunking Regulatory Myths
3 MIN READ

Ancillary staff: Who can document components of E/M services?

Ancillary staff and/or patient documentation is the process of non-physicians and non-advanced practice providers (APPs) documenting clinical services.

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Medicare & Medicaid
Debunking Regulatory Myths
3 MIN READ

Student documentation: Must teaching physicians re-document the EHR work of students?

Medical student documentation is the process of medical students documenting clinical services, including history, physical exam and/or medical decision making, in a patient’s electronic medical record.

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Medicare & Medicaid
Debunking Regulatory Myths
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2 MIN READ

March 18, 2022: Advocacy Update other news

Cybersecurity is a patient safety issue and more in the latest Advocacy Update other news.

Advocacy Update