ICDONC1: Neoplasms Online Learning Course
ICDONC1: Neoplasms Online Learning Course
Duration: 3.5 hours
CEUs: AAPC - 2, AHIMA - 4
Our ICD-10-CM Cancer and Neoplasm Coding Course is designed for healthcare professionals with a basic understanding of ICD-10-CM fundamentals. This course dives deep into the complex world of oncology coding. Over the span of approximately 3.5 hours, you'll explore detailed coding guidelines for cancers and other neoplasms, enhancing your ability to accurately assign diagnosis codes in this critical area of healthcare.
Course Highlights:
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Specialized Content: Focus specifically on the coding needs for oncology, covering everything from neuroendocrine tumors to leukemia.
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Practical Learning Tools: Learn to navigate the Neoplasm Table, understand neoplasm behavior, and correctly sequence codes for secondary sites and more.
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Foundational Knowledge Requirement: Builds on basic ICD-10-CM coding principles, ensuring a solid understanding before tackling complex oncology coding scenarios.
What You'll Learn:
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Code Location and Assignment: Master how to locate and assign the correct ICD-10-CM codes for various types of neoplasms.
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Neoplasm Table Usage: Gain proficiency in using the Neoplasm Table—a crucial tool for oncology coding.
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Code Sequencing: Understand the proper sequencing of neoplasm codes, essential for accurate medical billing and documentation.
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Handling Specific Cases: Learn specific rules for coding common and complex cancer cases, including personal history of malignant neoplasm, lymphoma, and leukemia.
Expected Completion Time: Complete this focused course in about 3.5 hours, making it a manageable yet comprehensive educational experience.
About this course:
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Who is this course designed for? This course is tailored for medical coders, billing specialists, and other healthcare professionals who already understand basic ICD-10-CM coding and want to advance their skills in oncology coding.
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What topics does the course cover? The course includes detailed discussions on neoplasm behavior, using the Neoplasm Table for coding, code sequencing for primary and secondary sites, and specific cancer types like lymphoma and leukemia.
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What are the prerequisites for this course? It is recommended that participants first complete an ICD-10-CM fundamentals course or have equivalent knowledge to ensure they are prepared for the advanced content covered in this oncology coding course.
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What benefits does this course offer to my coding career? Specializing in oncology coding can open up new career opportunities, enhance your coding accuracy, and make you a valuable asset in settings that require specialized knowledge of cancer treatments and diagnosis coding.
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