Why so many physicians are still unprepared for ICD-10

Why this year's delay and the financial burden on practices is making it difficult for physicians to get ready. » What's the impact

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Get Started with E-Prescribing of Controlled Substances
Join us as we demystify the regulatory, legal and technological requirements. Learn the 4 key actions for implementing E-Prescribing of Controlled Substances (EPCS) for your practice. Hear how the University of Michigan Health System successfully rolled out EPCS to over 1,000 doctors. More.

ICD-10 preparation: 9 ways to get your practice ready

Tip No. 9: Create a compliance team. Every practice should have a point person assigned to regularly check coding to make sure there are no errors that are costing the practice money—and identify staffers who need more training, say experts. » Read the other 8 tips

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Maximize the potential of your EHR
Get your money's worth out of technology in your practice! Surescripts' complimentary eBook showcases Medical Economics' best on EHRs. Start implementing 5 key factors today. Download now!

Read Medical Economics' online ICD-10 training handbook

This series outlines the structural differences between ICD-9 and ICD-10 using common conditions including heart disease, diabetes and pregnancy as examples. » Read more

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CMS ICD-10 testing weeks for 2015

Are ICD-10 costs overblown?