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Practice Management Webinar Series
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- Contains 1 Component(s) Includes a Live Web Event on 09/28/2022 at 12:00 PM (EDT)
Many MFMs across the country are providing joint care for their patients with cardiologists, neurologists, psychiatrists, or other subspecialists. While this is obviously a clinical benefit to the patients for which we care, reimbursement can often be challenging and confusing. Join us while we speak to MFMs who are providing this service to the patients we serve and learn how they have set up their clinics and how they are performing coding & billing.
Many MFMs across the country are providing joint care for their patients with cardiologists, neurologists, psychiatrists, or other subspecialists. While this is obviously a clinical benefit to the patients for which we care, reimbursement can often be challenging and confusing. Join us while we speak to MFMs who are providing this service to the patients we serve and learn how they have set up their clinics and how they are performing coding & billing.
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- Non-member - $25
- Regular (MFM) - Free!
- Resident - Free!
- Associate - Free!
- Associate - Fellow - Free!
- Medical Student - Free!
- Practice Professional - Free!
- Honorary - Free!
- Emeritus - Free!
- Affiliate - Free!
- Internal - Free!
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - Free!
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- Contains 6 Component(s), Includes Credits
Format: Live video webinars with ample opportunities for Q&A discussion with multi-disciplinary faculty. The course will be recorded for those unable to attend the live sessions.
Cost: $25
Continuing Education: Following completion of the course, Continuing Nurse Education (CNE) and Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits will be available. Additional details forthcoming.
Audience: Obstetrician-gynecologists, maternal-fetal medicine subspecialists, midwives, family nurse practitioners, women’s health nurse practitioners, nurses, hospital safety and quality staff, and administrators who are involved in implementing maternal safety and quality improvement at their hospitals to eliminate health disparities.
Format: Live video webinars with ample opportunities for Q&A discussion with multi-disciplinary faculty. The course will be recorded for those unable to attend the live sessions.
Cost: $25
Continuing Education: Following completion of the course, Continuing Nurse Education (CNE) and Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits will be available. Additional details forthcoming.
Audience: Obstetrician-gynecologists, maternal-fetal medicine subspecialists, midwives, family nurse practitioners, women’s health nurse practitioners, nurses, hospital safety and quality staff, and administrators who are involved in implementing maternal safety and quality improvement at their hospitals to eliminate health disparities.
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- Non-member - $25
- Regular (MFM) - $25
- Resident - $25
- Associate - $25
- Associate - Fellow - $25
- Medical Student - $25
- Practice Professional - $25
- Honorary - $25
- Emeritus - $25
- Affiliate - $25
- Internal - $25
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - $25
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- Contains 16 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 04/29/2022
You must complete both the survey and the evaluation in order to earn CME or CEU credits and print the certificate for this course. Below are the general course description and objectives.
Physicians, MFM Practice Managers, and MFM Billing/Coders may not be aware of all current billing recommendations as determined by the SMFM Coding committee. As MFM Coding is very specialty specific, this course is designed to train providers on the proper use of inpatient/outpatient E&M codes, ultrasounds, and modifier usage. We will also review the new 2021 E/M updates with the goal of helping attendees understand how the changes to the codes will impact their practices. We will provide attendees with information regarding resources on the SMFM Coding website, but also a copy of the Coding Manual for 2022.
Upon completion of this activity, participants should be able to:
- Review ICD-10 codes and the basics of obstetric imaging CPT codes and MFM procedure-based codes to establish a uniform fund of knowledge for course participants
- Review the basics of inpatient obstetric billing including deliveries
- Learn the 2021 changes to outpatient E&M coding
- Learn when and how modifiers are utilized for inpatient & outpatient procedures
- Understand the differences in coding when working with medical trainees
You must complete both the survey and the evaluation in order to earn CME or CEU credits and print the certificate for this course. Below are the general course description and objectives.
Physicians, MFM Practice Managers, and MFM Billing/Coders may not be aware of all current billing recommendations as determined by the SMFM Coding committee. As MFM Coding is very specialty specific, this course is designed to train providers on the proper use of inpatient/outpatient E&M codes, ultrasounds, and modifier usage. We will also review the new 2021 E/M updates with the goal of helping attendees understand how the changes to the codes will impact their practices. We will provide attendees with information regarding resources on the SMFM Coding website, but also a copy of the Coding Manual for 2022.
Upon completion of this activity, participants should be able to:
- Review ICD-10 codes and the basics of obstetric imaging CPT codes and MFM procedure-based codes to establish a uniform fund of knowledge for course participants
- Review the basics of inpatient obstetric billing including deliveries
- Learn the 2021 changes to outpatient E&M coding
- Learn when and how modifiers are utilized for inpatient & outpatient procedures
- Understand the differences in coding when working with medical trainees
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- Non-member - $600
- Regular (MFM) - $500
- Resident - $410
- Associate - $500
- Associate - Fellow - $410
- Medical Student - $410
- Practice Professional - $410
- Honorary - $410
- Emeritus - $500
- Affiliate - $410
- Internal - Free!
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - $410
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- Contains 4 Component(s)
Tune in to Dr. Michelle Debbink's lecture on Race Racism and Perinatal Health
Tune in to Dr. Michelle Debbink's lecture on Race Racism and Perinatal Health
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- Non-member - $50
- Regular (MFM) - Free!
- Resident - Free!
- Associate - Free!
- Associate - Fellow - Free!
- Medical Student - Free!
- Practice Professional - Free!
- Honorary - Free!
- Emeritus - Free!
- Affiliate - Free!
- Internal - Free!
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - Free!
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- Contains 4 Component(s)
Tune in to Dr. Ashley Roman's lecture on Renal dz in Pregnancy
Tune in to Dr. Ashley Roman's lecture on Renal dz in Pregnancy
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- Non-member - $50
- Regular (MFM) - Free!
- Resident - Free!
- Associate - Free!
- Associate - Fellow - Free!
- Medical Student - Free!
- Practice Professional - Free!
- Honorary - Free!
- Emeritus - Free!
- Affiliate - Free!
- Internal - Free!
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - Free!
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- Contains 1 Component(s)
Please join Dr. Contag to discuss billing for genetic services in the MFM office. The lecture will cover coding options available to report genetic counseling services by either a certified genetic counselor or an MFM. The lecture will also discuss the challenges faced with reimbursement in this area and will provide education regarding the various CPT codes related to genetic counseling. There will be time at the end for questions with Dr. Contag as well as Coding Chair Dr. Jain, Coding Vice Chair Dr. Rad, and lead Coder for the committee Trish Malisch.
Please join Dr. Contag to discuss billing for genetic services in the MFM office. The lecture will cover coding options available to report genetic counseling services by either a certified genetic counselor or an MFM. The lecture will also discuss the challenges faced with reimbursement in this area and will provide education regarding the various CPT codes related to genetic counseling. There will be time at the end for questions with Dr. Contag as well as Coding Chair Dr. Jain, Coding Vice Chair Dr. Rad, and lead Coder for the committee Trish Malisch.
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- Non-member - $25
- Regular (MFM) - Free!
- Resident - Free!
- Associate - Free!
- Associate - Fellow - Free!
- Medical Student - Free!
- Practice Professional - Free!
- Honorary - Free!
- Emeritus - Free!
- Affiliate - Free!
- Internal - Free!
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - Free!
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- Contains 4 Component(s)
Tune in to Dr. Alireza Shamshirsaz's lecture on Updates on ONTD in Utero Management
Tune in to Dr. Alireza Shamshirsaz's lecture on Updates on ONTD in Utero Management
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- Non-member - $50
- Regular (MFM) - Free!
- Resident - Free!
- Associate - Free!
- Associate - Fellow - Free!
- Medical Student - Free!
- Practice Professional - Free!
- Honorary - Free!
- Emeritus - Free!
- Affiliate - Free!
- Internal - Free!
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - Free!
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- Contains 4 Component(s)
Tune in to Dr. Bryann Bromley's lecture on Mullerian Duct Anomalies: Imaging Characteristics.
Tune in to Dr. Bryann Bromley's lecture on Mullerian Duct Anomalies: Imaging Characteristics.
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- Non-member - $50
- Regular (MFM) - Free!
- Resident - Free!
- Associate - Free!
- Associate - Fellow - Free!
- Medical Student - Free!
- Practice Professional - Free!
- Honorary - Free!
- Emeritus - Free!
- Affiliate - Free!
- Internal - Free!
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - Free!
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- Contains 2 Component(s)
Speakers: Dr. Kate Menard (MFM and professor at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill), Emily Greenwood (Interim Senior Program Manager for the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health at ACOG), and Bekah Bischoff (Series Moderator).
Recorded: March 2022
On this podcast, Bekah Bischoff interviews special guests Dr. Kate Menard and Emily Greenwood about the history of the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) program, the program’s current activities and objectives, and how MFMs can become involved in AIM at the institutional and state level. This is the first episode in a series that will explore opportunities for MFMs to improve maternal health outcomes at their institution and across their states through participation in the AIM program. The podcast series is supported through an award from the AIM program.
Speakers: Dr. Kate Menard (MFM and professor at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill), Emily Greenwood (Interim Senior Program Manager for the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health at ACOG), and Bekah Bischoff (Series Moderator).
Recorded: March 2022
On this podcast, Bekah Bischoff interviews special guests Dr. Kate Menard and Emily Greenwood about the history of the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) program, the program’s current activities and objectives, and how MFMs can become involved in AIM at the institutional and state level. This is the first episode in a series that will explore opportunities for MFMs to improve maternal health outcomes at their institution and across their states through participation in the AIM program. The podcast series is supported through an award from the AIM program.
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- Non-member - Free!
- Regular (MFM) - Free!
- Resident - Free!
- Associate - Free!
- Associate - Fellow - Free!
- Medical Student - Free!
- Practice Professional - Free!
- Honorary - Free!
- Emeritus - Free!
- Affiliate - Free!
- Internal - Free!
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - Free!
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- Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 12/09/2021
Medical Director and Clinical Professor Dr. Connie Graves and Benjamin Vaughn, MBA and CPC, discuss implementation of risk management strategies to mitigate interruptions within a healthcare organization. SMFM Coding Committee Chair and Practice Management Advisory Board member, Dr. Vanita Jain, moderated. This presentation reviewed IT disaster preparedness, risk management strategies for the administrative enterprise (emergency billing protocols, insurances to protect assets, etc.) and clinical disaster preparedness (clinical drills for hypoglycemic events, etc.). A robust Q&A session will followed the lecture.
Medical Director and Clinical Professor Dr. Connie Graves and Benjamin Vaughn, MBA and CPC, discuss implementation of risk management strategies to mitigate interruptions within a healthcare organization. SMFM Coding Committee Chair and Practice Management Advisory Board member, Dr. Vanita Jain, moderated. This presentation reviewed IT disaster preparedness, risk management strategies for the administrative enterprise (emergency billing protocols, insurances to protect assets, etc.) and clinical disaster preparedness (clinical drills for hypoglycemic events, etc.). A robust Q&A session will followed the lecture.
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- Non-member - Free!
- Regular (MFM) - Free!
- Resident - Free!
- Associate - Free!
- Associate - Fellow - Free!
- Medical Student - Free!
- Practice Professional - Free!
- Honorary - Free!
- Emeritus - Free!
- Affiliate - Free!
- Internal - Free!
- NPWH - Allied Affiliate Membership - Free!
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