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Perspectives in Health Information Management - About
Conference Papers
This section of Perspectives in Health Information Management will
include papers from recent conferences.
Computer-Assisted Coding Software Standards Workshop
September 2006
Arlington, VA
Conference Introduction
Assessing Coder Change Rates as an Evaluation Metric
by Michael Nossal, MA; Philip Resnik, PhD; and Jean Stoner, CPC, RCC
Computer-Assisted Auditing For High Volume Medical Coding
by Daniel T. Heinze, PhD; Peter Feller, MS; Jerry McCorkle; and Mark Morsch,
MS
Using Intrinsic and Extrinsic Metrics to Evaluate Accuracy and Facilitation
in Computer Assisted Coding
by Philip Resnik, PhD; Michael Niv, PhD; Michael Nossal, MA; Gregory Schnitzer,
RN, CCS, CCS-P, CPC, CPC-H, RCC, CHC; Jean Stoner, CPC, RCC; Andrew Kapit,
and Richard Toren
Software Engineering of NLP-based Computer Assisted Coding Applications
by Mark Morsch, MS; Carol Stoyla, CLA; and Ronald Sheffer, Jr., MA
Computer
Assisted Coding For Inpatients—A Case Study
by Cheryl Servais, MPH, RHIA
How Does the System Know It's Right? Automated Confidence Assessment for Compliant
Coding
by Yuankai Jiang, PhD; Michael Nossal, MA; and Philip Resnik, PhD.
Computer Assisted Coding Software Improves Documentation, Coding, Compliance
and Revenue
by Sean Benson
Development and Use of Automated Coding Software to Enhance Antifraud Activities
by Jennifer Garvin, PhD, RHIA, CPHQ, CCS, CTR, FAHIMA;
Valerie Watzlaf, PhD, RHIA, FAHIMA; and Sohrab Moeini, MS
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