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Major insurers push back on claims involving modifier 25 and 59
Physicians are advised to review their documentation practices in light of reports from DOs experiencing payment denials related to clinical validation edits made by an increasing number of large payers.
Mass casualty incidents: 5 things emergency medicine doctors need to know
When these tragic large-scale events, such as shootings, occur, emergency docs and departments can take several steps to save more lives.
‘Tis the season: Top 10 gifts for doctors and med students this holiday season
Whether you’re looking for gifts for doctors or med students, or you’re completely at a loss for what to add to your holiday wish list, we’ve got options for you.
Ink and scrubs: Should doctors show their tattoos at work?
Although tattoos have become much more accepted by the general public, physicians still have differing views when asked whether it’s appropriate for doctors to show their tattoos at work. Here’s what DOs have to say about showing ink while on the job.
Interventions to delay and prevent Type 2 diabetes are underused, JAOA research finds
Medication, surgery and lifestyle programs have been proven to prevent or delay the onset of diabetes, though access to them is limited, according to new research.
Proposed CME Guide updates posted for public comment
The Bureau of Osteopathic Specialists has posted proposed policy outlining new requirements for diplomates fulfilling OCC Component 2. Members of the public are invited to review all proposed policy changes and submit comments by Dec. 19, 2018.
