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Traumatic Wounds: Documentation and Coding Basics 

Updated on April 25, 2025
  • Coding
  • Documentation

COMPASS POINT: In this video, Dr. McEneaney explains that proper documentation of traumatic wounds is key to accurate coding and reimbursement.

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