Evaluation and Management codes

Eval·u·a·tion and Man·age·ment codes

(E&M codes) (ĕ-val'yū-ā'shŭn man'ăj-mĕnt kōdz)
Those that describe patient encounters with health care professionals; used to evaluate and manage health.
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The selection of office evaluation and management codes appears to be subjective, with significant degrees of difference noted between physicians and professional coders using the same guidelines.
Variability in Code Selection Using the 1995 and 1998 HCFA Documentation Guidelines for Office Services
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