It’s all part of the company’s first national ICD-10 coding contest, called “Code Your Way to $5K.” Central Learning will pay $5,000 to the inpatient coder with the highest average accuracy and productivity scores across 10 inpatient cases. The company will also give $5,000 to the emergency department and ambulatory surgery coder with the highest average accuracy and productivity scores across 30 outpatient cases.
The contest runs through Sept. 18.
For more information about the contest, including rules and registration details, click here.
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