11/5/14

The AMA’s sometimes contradictory but evolving stance on ICD-10 | #ICD10 #ICDRemediator #ICD10Matters #HealthIT

The AMA’s sometimes contradictory but evolving stance on ICD-10 | Government Health IT 

November 05, 2014 | Carl Natale, Editor, ICD10Watch



I must confess I was shocked last week. Not by a ghost or Halloween monster ringing by door bell. But by the American Medical Association (AMA).



Yes, the AMA is usually considered scary by ICD-10 advocates. But they pleasantly startled me with a bit of relative whimsy by publishing ICD-10 examples of injuries sustained during Halloween activities — including being bitten by a vampire.



It wasn't all whimsy, of course, because half the post was used to explain the many ways AMA opposes ICD-10 implementation because of the cost, right alongside a pitch to buy AMA ICD-10 resources.



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