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    Interstitial Brachytherapy

    By: Monica Patton , 2 hours ago
    Posted in: Payer Trends

    We had our first interstitial case, requiring inpatient admission for 4 treatments BID and we are having difficulty with the inpatient admission portion, as insurance claims the procedure can be completed outpatient. What CPT code are physicians (that ... More

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    RE: Doctor of the Day Model and Funds Flow at AMCs

    By: Nathanael Forbes , 2 hours ago
    Posted in: General Business Operations

    Thanks for the responses! I look forward to hearing more responses if anyone else has a similar set up. ------------------------------ Nathanael Forbes ------------------------------ More

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    RE: water bath for masks

    By: Andrea Garnand , 8 hours ago
    Posted in: Coffee Talk

    Debbie- We had a water bath and it became very difficult to monitor by the Joint Commission standards. You had to have a policy for how it was cleaned, monitored, how often both were done and steps taken in this matter. The infection control people ... More

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    RE: water bath for masks

    By: Andrea Garnand , 8 hours ago
    Posted in: Coffee Talk

    Debbie- If you are Joint Commission regulated...you have to have a policy that states how often the temps are checked, when the bath was cleaned last and the protocol you follow for this device. It got to be very complicated...so we switched to an ... More

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