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|Articles|December 2, 2015
Survey: How is ICD-10 Going at Your Practice?
Author(s)Physicians Practice Staff
Is your practice suffering with ICD-10 or has it been a smooth transition? Take a quick five-question survey and share your experiences.
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It’s been two months since ICD-10 has gone into effect. How has your practice been dealing with the transition?
Was the transition "much to do about nothing" or a huge headache? Do you think another delay should have happened, or not? Take this
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