Professional Review Guide for the RHIA and RHIT Examinations, 2013 Edition (Book Only)

Features:

• Material on electronic health records, coverage of new standards, and updates facilitates student understanding of the importance of these relatively new areas of practice.
• Updating of coding, changes in ICD-9-CM and CPT rules and working with coding standards of ICD-10-CM and MS-DRGs to keep students current on changes in the coding practice.
• Analysis problems, study/review questions organized to mirror AHIMA exam competencies knowledge content.
• Abundant questions focus on American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) competencies covered on the RHIA and RHIT examinations, helping students gain familiarity with the format and focus of the exams while honing their skills in key areas required both for professional certification and career success.
• The text and online assets provide a variety of tools to prepare students for the certification exams, including recommended resources, general study tips, a highly realistic mock examination, analysis problems, study/review questions based on exam content and competencies, and competency maps to help students target their efforts and assess their progress.
• To prepare students for success as health information professionals in today's dynamic industry environment, the text includes wide-ranging coverage of key topics such as health data content and standards, data sources and uses, informatics and information systems, privacy and security, legal and ethical considerations, statistics and research, quality and improvement, organization and management, and human resources.
• The text features up-to-date information on the latest versions—including recent changes—of key diagnosis and procedure codes covered on the exams, such as the U.S. National Center for Health Statistics' ICD-9-CM, the American Medical Association's current procedural terminology (CPT), and Medicare Diagnosis-Related Groups (MS-DRGs).
• The text also provides useful guidance related to recent and ongoing changes in the industry, including electronic medical records, HIPAA requirements, current laws and practice standards, and updates to the ICD-10-CM for diagnosis codes and ICD-10-PCS for procedure codes, proposed for adoption in the U.S. in the near future.
• A robust WebTutor™ online supplement features useful course management tools and material, including exam content, flashcards, course objectives, class notes, and discussion questions.

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