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Portland Area ICD-10
Peggy OllgaardICD-10 Coordinator
April 18, 2012
Phase 1 PlanICD-10 Implementation
Time Frame:October 2011 through May 2012
Area/Facility Coordination
• Peggy Ollgaard, Business Office Coordinator, PAO
• David Battese, IT Specialist, PAO
• Donnie Lee, M.D., Area Diabetes Consultant, PAO
• Roney Won, PharmD, CAC/Area Pharmacist, PAO
Area/Facility Coordination, Cont.
• Neil Dial, BS Pharmacy RPh - Area Pharmacy / Electronic Health Record Consultant
• Carol Prevost, RN MHSA, CEO Warm Springs SU
• Jamie Furniss, Health Systems Specialist, Ft. Hall SU
• Roberta Charlie, IT Specialist, PAO
Area/Facility Coordination, Cont.
• Point of Contact
A Dear Tribal Leader’s letter from the Area Director dated January 20, 2012, asked that each site name an ICD-10 point of contact. This designee will receive all information related to implementation, including training.
Submit to: Peggy Ollgaard 503.414.5598
ICD-10 Awareness
• National ICD-10 Meetings/Calls
• Web site: http://www.ihs.gov/icd10/
• Listserv: http://www.ihs.gov/listserver/
• Presentations
Impact Assessment
• Internal/External Reporting
• Statistical Analysis
• Clinical and Operational Documentation
• Departmental workflow changes
Impact Assessment, Cont.
• Vendor and payer contracts
• Revenue stream
• RPMS
• COTS products
Impact Assessment, Cont.
• The Portland Area Team sent out an Impact/Rediness Assessment to all Points of Contact on April 6, 2012. This will give us an idea of the local efforts sites are making toward implementation.
• The Assessments will be repeated as we move forward with changes related to ICD-10.
Training Plan
Three Levels of Training:
•Code User – performance improvement, quality management, case management, utilization review, researchers, epidemiologist, data mangers, patient registration, ancillary staff, public health nursing.
•Provider – clinician, physician, family nurse practitioner, physician assistant, certified mid-wife, advance practice nurse.
•Intensive Coding – coder, biller, document improvement specialist
Training Plan, Cont.
“Have No Fear, ICD-10 Is Here”
May 22- 24, 2012
•Completion of Code Set Versioning (CSV)•ICD-10 books, draft or training
Request an invitation for training at:http://www.ihs.gov/RPMS/Index.cfm?module=Training&option=ViewSCH&CSID=1209&ClassID=3104
Training Plan, Cont.
• Sources of Training
World Health Organization (WHO)http://apps.who.int/classifications/apps/icd/cid10training
American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA)http://www.ahima.or/coninuinged/default.aspx
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)http://www.cms.gov/icd10/05a_ProviderResources.asp#TopOfPage
American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC)http://www.aapc.com/ICD-10
AAPC ICD-9 to ICD-10 Code Translatorhttp://www.aapc.com/ICD-10/codes/index.aspx
University of Minnesota Anatomy Self-Testhttp://msjensen.cehd.umn.edu/webanatomy/self
RPMS
• The changes required to RPMS to support the conversion to ICD-10 are extensive. It is likely that multiple patches will need to be installed throughout the implementation process. It is critical that RPMS applications are up to date with all applications and patches, including security requirements.
• Sites using COTS systems should contact their vendors to ensure an implementation plan is in place and work closely with them to assess impact to your facility.
Questions?
