Elsevier's MC Strategies, a provider of e-learning solutions to more than 1,300 healthcare organisations, has announced the continued development of its ICD-10 Roadmap with the introduction of new curricula, including a comprehensive clinical documentation curriculum. It will unveil its new EduCode Clinical Documentation Improvement eLearning curriculum at its exhibit at the 84th AHIMA Convention (Booth #626, Chicago, Oct. 1-3).
It has been observed that providing the right information for coding and reimbursement is critical with the increased specificity of ICD-10, and clinical documentation will be even more challenging. The new MC Strategies curriculum will be supported by additional resources, including Clinical Documentation webinars and a white paper available in October.
Elsevier will continue to take entries in its "Destination: ICD-10" contest at AHIMA. The contest invites participants to complete a series of ICD-10 surveys and provides a chance to win up to $3,000 in travel money or travel-themed giveaways.
Additionally, AHIMA attendees will see new and updated versions of Elsevier's Medical Terminology 2.0, ICD-10 Orientation, ICD-10 Specialty Coding Courses (Phase II), a revised and expanded ICD-10 Readiness Assessment (more questions, increased focus on ICD-10-specific topics and improved functionality), and major re-writes of Anatomy & Physiology and Pathophysiology courses.
