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|Podcasts|March 18, 2013
Physician Practices and the Shift to ICD-10, EHRs, and Value-Based Care
Author(s)Marisa Torrieri
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For healthcare organizations, 2013 is a year of transitions fueled by federal mandates and aided by technology.
Ken Bradley, vice president of strategic planning for Navicure, discusses how the acceleration of transitions throughout the industry, including the shift to ICD-10, EHRs, and value-based care, will be easier if physician practices learn from the past.
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