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Surgical tech involved in Swedish issue skips town

February 25, 2016 by admin Leave a Comment

KUSA – The now-former surgical technician who is accused of switching syringes at Swedish Hospital has left Colorado, according to 9NEWS sources. Rocky Allen, 28, has been registered to practice as a surgical technologist in Colorado since 2015. This comes after roughly 2,900 people who had surgery at the hospital over the past five months […]

How to boost medical coding productivity

February 25, 2016 by Carrie Halsey Leave a Comment

The medical coder productivity loss during Canada’s transition to ICD-10-CA is almost legendary. A 40 percent drop in productivity is enough to scare any medical practice from enthusiastic ICD-10 planning. Computer assisted coding (CAC) is pitched as a way to boost medical coder productivity before the ICD-10 transition can slow things down. The hope is […]

Women Are Better Coders Than Men

February 24, 2016 by Carrie Halsey Leave a Comment

Researchers from the computer science departments at California Polytechnic State University and North Carolina State University gathered data from nearly 1.4 million GitHub users, and the results are in: Women are better at writing code. In a paper on gender bias, the researchers noted that on the program-sharing platform, women’s suggested code changes, aka “pull […]

Top paying States for Medical coder

February 23, 2016 by Carrie Halsey Leave a Comment

The minimum annual wage for Medical coder in USA is $23,340 and maximum annual wage is $59,160. Average wage for this occupation is $35,900 in United States. The figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistic show District of Columbia in the top 5 states of highest compensation levels, but keep in mind salaries are variable […]

FTC Supports Easing Dental Hygienist Restrictions, Increasing Access to Underserved

February 22, 2016 by Carrie Halsey Leave a Comment

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC or Commission) released a statement on January 29 in support of a Georgia state bill that would further relax supervision requirements for dental hygienists. The proposed bill would expand the safety-net settings where Georgia dental hygienists may work without the direct supervision of a dentist and provide that dental hygienists […]

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