RHP Insight Course List

2024 Defining Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs) in Primary Care – MGC (20)

2024 The Chronic Disease Primary for Primary Care: Heart Failure – MGC (06)

2024 The Chronic Disease Primer for Primary Care: Hypertension – MGC (04)

2024 Current Evaluation and Management Guidelines in the Emergency Department (40)

2024 Compliant Time-based Coding and Documentation in the Hospital Setting (39)

2024 The Medical Necessity Series Part IV: Sepsis, Cellulitis, Urinary Tract Infections (38)

2024 The Medical Necessity Series Part III: TIA, Stroke, Encephalopathy (37)

2024 The Medical Necessity Series Part II: COPD and Pneumonia (36)

2024 The Medical Necessity Series Part I: Chest Pain/AMI, Heart Failure, Atrial Fibrillation (35)

2024 The 2 Midnight Rule and Medical Necessity in the Hospital Setting (34)

2024 Hospital Clinical Documentation Improvement: Stating the Correct Clinical Picture (33)

2024 The E&M Guidelines for the Hospital Setting: 2024 Updates (32)

2024 The Hospital Quality Journey: Where is Our Focus (31)

2024 Population Health Management: It’s More Than Just Seeing Patients (30)

2024 Today’s Physician: Stakeholder and Leader for Sustainable Change (29)

2024 Understanding the Basics of the Business of Medicine (27)

2024 The Role of the Physician Advisor (PA): Expanding Beyond Status Determination (26)

2024 The Preoperative Assessment: Step One in Effect Care Transitions (25)

2024 A Strategic Compliance Plan for Documentation, Coding and Billing (24)

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