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IMO ProblemIT Search The 'IMO ProblemIT Search' feature has been updated to ICD-10. Users can search using a variety of methods while also being able to select codes with more specificity. In this training Material you will learn the following: How to access the IMO-ICD-10 Search Feature. How to search for ICD-10 codes using keywords. How to search for the equivelant ICD-10 codes using ICD-9. How to identify and select codes with more specificity. How to Access the IMO-ICD-10 Search Feature The 'IMO-ICD-10 Search Feature' can be accessed from the 'Assessment Template'. Click the dark blue button labeled 'Problem (IT)'. IMO ICD-10 Search Feature IMO ICD-10 Search Feature, Created Date: September 11, 2015 Page 1

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IMO ProblemIT SearchThe 'IMO ProblemIT Search' feature has been updated to ICD-10. Users can search using a varietyof methods while also being able to select codes with more specificity. In this training Material youwill learn the following:

• How to access the IMO-ICD-10 Search Feature.• How to search for ICD-10 codes using keywords.• How to search for the equivelant ICD-10 codes using ICD-9.• How to identify and select codes with more specificity.

How to Access the IMO-ICD-10 Search FeatureThe 'IMO-ICD-10 Search Feature' can be accessed from the 'Assessment Template'. Click thedark blue button labeled 'Problem (IT)'.

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Important Note: The 'Problem(IT)' button is located in the 'Assessment/Plan' panel just above thedialog box in the 'Cardiology' specialty. (See image below)

Searching for ICD-10 Codes using KeywordsLike the ICD-9 version of IMO, users can search for the desired diagnosis by typing in a descriptionof the problem. In the space provided, free text keywords that describe the problem then, click the'Search' button.

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Searching for the Equivelent ICD-10 Code using ICD-9As we transition from ICD-9 to ICD-10, users are able to use ICD-9 codes to search for thecorresponding ICD-10 version of the diagnosis. Simply free text the ICD-9 code into the spaceprovided then, click the 'Search' button.

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As you can see, whether using keywords or typing ICD-9 codes, a list of diagnoses appear withassociated ICD-10 code. (See image below)

Identifying and Selecting Codes with more SpecificityUsers can select the desired diagnosis by clicking on the blue '+' sign next to the diagnosis.However, some diagnosis may require more specificity. These diagnosis can be identified by a blue'>' sign.

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When clicking on the '>' sign, additional options are given to help you be more specific about theproblem. You can select the desired diagnosis, by clicking the blue '+' sign next to the desireddescription. (See image below)

Important Note: The list of diagnosis can be filtered, by clicking the check boxes above.

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After selecting the desired diagnosis, select the 'Status' from the pop-up menu then, click 'OK'.

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The diagnosis along with it's associated ICD-10 code now appears in the 'Assessments' dialog box.After selecting all desired diagnosis, click the 'Save & Close' button.

This concludes this quick tutorial on the new IMO ICD-10 Search Feature. We certainly hopethat this material was useful. If you have any questions regarding this material, pleasecontact NG Support Services at 760-320-8814 ext. 1700