
|Hero|March 4, 2014
Six New Requirements of ICD-10-CM for OB/GYN
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You don't have to wait until ICD-10-CM is rolled out to start implementing required changes. For OB/GYN, the transition means more specificity. So take a good look at your documentation and start making these changes now if it isn't up to the new standards.
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