The severity train is leaving the station
Medical Records Briefing, July 1, 2008
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We have experienced a fury of changes recently, including an increased focus on patient care and more thorough documentation so we can receive the payments that we deserve.
The only problem is that it seems we are being paid less than we deserve. This trend is troubling to some of us, but others are taking it in stride and doing quite well.
Why the difference in reaction?
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