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Dr. Robert L. Barbieri's Editors Picks for January 2015

OBG Manag. 2015 January;27(1)
By
Ronald T. Burkman, MD
Robert L. Barbieri, MD
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Dr. Ronald Burkman and Dr. Robert Barbieri discuss topics from the January 2015 issue, including 2015 income changers for ObGyns and conversion to ICD-10, as well as management of the 2nd stage of labor and cesarean delivery prevention

 

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Recent NCCI edits have significantly impacted billing and reimbursement for vaginal hysterectomy
—Marc R. Toglia, MD

Are ObGyns getting “bumped” out of deserved Medicaid reimbursement?
—Lucia DiVenere, MA

ObGyn Medicare and CPT coding changes that could affect your income in 2015
—Melanie Witt, RN, CPC, COBGC, MA

Update on obstetrics
—Jaimey M. Pauli, MD and John T. Repke, MD

Click here for the rest of January 2015 issue.

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