New MMI Blog Posts
The New Danger Of Tagging
If you’ve worked with electronic health/medical records (EHRs or EMRs) even a little bit, then chances are that you’ve heard about all the dangers associated with cloned notes. In short, cloned notes are pieces of patient information that the program automatically...
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Coding DIEP Flaps
While we’ve already discussed general flap coding updates in the past, there are certain types that deserve more individualized attention. In particular, deep inferior epigastric perforators, more commonly known as DIEP flaps, require a closer look, as their coding...
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Do Bundled Payments Keep Costs Down?
As a matter of fact, it appears that they do. According to a pair of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, bundled payments resulted in both better care and lower costs for hospitals despite fear that the opposite would be true in both cases. The...
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New Myocardial Infarction Definition
With all the new updates appearing this time of year, it can be easy to overlook some changes that will affect both the clinical and coding sides of medicine. One such major change is the revamp of the official definition of myocardial infarction, known colloquially...
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