How radiology practices can get better data.
One of the biggest challenges in radiology is the quality of data received from referring physicians, Melody W. Mulaik, MSHS, president and co-founder of Coding Strategies, said at AHRA 2016.The issue can be overwhelming, she said, but with buy in from the department, administration, and radiologists, it is possible to get better data. She offered seven tips on how to tackle the issue.
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