CME OnDemand: 2021 Annual Meeting Instructional Course Lectures (ICLs)-Practice Management: It’s Not Surgery but It’s Still Work

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Summary: The video discusses practice management in healthcare, including new CMS rules for E&M coding and optimizing documentation and coding for accurate reimbursement. It emphasizes the need for healthcare professionals to adapt to value-based care and stay informed about coding changes. The video also summarizes a debate on employed versus independent practice, highlighting the advantages and disadvantages of each. It mentions the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on practice revenue and concludes by discussing various topics related to healthcare, including patient relationships, surgical procedures, billing optimization, and dealing with difficult patients and lawsuits.<br /><br />Credits: The video features speaker Bruce Cohen, a foot and ankle surgeon and CEO of a musculoskeletal practice.

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Moderator: Bruce E. Cohen, MD

Overview: Healthcare 2021 and Beyond - Bruce E. Cohen, MD
Coding, Documentation, and More - Gregory T. Ardoin, MD
Working with Companies: You and Industry - Gregory C. Berlet, MD
Debate: Types of Practice - Employed vs. Independent - John T. Campbell, MD; Raymond J. Sullivan, MD
Practice and ASC Optimization - R. James Toussaint, MD
Managing Conflict: Patient and MD - Casey J. Humbyrd, MD
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Keywords

practice management

healthcare

CMS rules

E&M coding

documentation

coding

reimbursement

value-based care

employed practice

independent practice

COVID-19 pandemic

practice revenue

patient relationships

surgical procedures

billing optimization