In the Physician Office the Codes for Reimbursement May Be

question 52

Multiple Choice

In the physician office the codes for reimbursement may be assigned by those who have not been trained in established coding rules. Because of this:

• A) The resulting codes may be more accurate than inpatient codes.
• B) The resulting codes will be of equal quality to those generated in the inpatient coding process.
• C) The resulting codes will be of lower quality than those generated in the inpatient coding process.
• D) The resulting codes will be exactly the same.

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Definitions:

Autonomous Work Group

A group of workers who are given the responsibility and authority to manage themselves and make decisions about their work without direct supervision.

Temporary Group

A group formed for a limited period to achieve a specific goal or task, after which it disbands.

Social Needs

Refer to the human requirement for companionship and acceptance, considered as one of the fundamental aspects of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Informal Groups

Social groups that form naturally within the workplace, based on personal relationships and common interests, rather than structured organizational charts.