E-code

Managed care A special ICD-9-CM diagnosis code used on the HCFA 1500–the physician claims form, generally to report accidents, injuries or diseases which, for a short period of time, included secondhand smoke; E-codes can be used in conjunction with ICD-9CM codes. See ICD-9-CM.

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An IESBA working group is developing an e-code, an improved version of the current web-based code based on the revised and restructured code.

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You are welcome to visit our stand in Hall 3 / 3-639 and use WoMaster's electronical admission voucher (E-Code) B392373 - the easy and fast way to pre-register to receive an E-Ticket (3-day entrance ticket).

WoMaster Participates in Embedded World 2018 in Nuremberg, Germany

was the one who hacked the safe's e-code, opened the safe and stole the money.

Duo accused of stealing Dh315,000 from sex worker's safe

After the payment, the device will print a receipt that has e-code that enables the client to pay traffic fees at various traffic departments, he said, adding that work will continue to provide more e-services with the best security level.

Traffic Directorate introduces e-payment devices

Similar to other E-code studies [17,20,23,25], our approach was to identify patients who were treated for injuries and assign E-codes to these patients based on expert review of their medical records.

Accuracy of external cause-of-injury coding in VA polytrauma patient discharge records

When a patient is rushed into an emergency room with a broken leg, for example, a physician focuses on treating the injury rather than delving into the cause--a bike accident, playground mishap or fall from a ladder--all of which would have a different e-code and a different impact on prevention programs.

Advocates call for changes in injury data reporting: improved e-coding could lead to more prevention techniques

For example, in the case of a hospitalization for which the principal diagnosis is a femur fracture, the E-code identifies how the fracture was caused (e.g., the person was pushed intentionally or fell unintentionally from a ladder).

Strategies to improve external cause-of-injury coding in state-based hospital discharge and emergency department data systems: recommendations of the CDC workgroup for improvement of external cause-of-injury coding

The system consists of three parts: the lock, which has a keypad and internal software; the E-code software, which is operated by the lock company itself on its Web site; and a personal digital assistant (PDA).

A lock on student safety: though St. Lawrence is one of the oldest schools in New York, there's nothing old-fashioned about the locks on its new dorms

E-Code, an application developed to code diagnoses for billing, will leverage information from E-Nvision to eliminate one of the most frustrating and error-prone tasks in the entire care delivery process.

Web and wireless: a winning combination: southwest healthcare organization rolls out a Web strategy for its internally developed applications to cut costs and streamline efficiency

Recommended framework of E-code groupings for presenting injury mortality and morbidity data.

Rates of hospitalization related to traumatic brain injury--nine states, 2003

First, mandatory E-code reporting in hospital discharge records with a high completeness of reporting provides previously unavailable data about injuries requiring hospitalization.

The availability of a labeled space for an E-code on the UB-92 has prompted states to collect more consistently these data in HDD.

Update: external cause-of-injury coding in hospital discharge data - United States, 1994

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