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AAPC to Host 18th Annual National Conference in Nashville
Date:2/15/2010

entation, compliance issues in medical record documentation and recovery audits. Attendees will take away an increased understanding of what it takes to avoid the pitfalls of lost revenue. This year's event includes:

  • More than 60 educational sessions in 8 tracks covering many specialties
  • 18 CEUs for office/practice managers and medical coders
  • 15.75 (CME) AMA PRA category 1 credits for physicians and other clinical practitioners

A complete agenda of sessions and events for coders and physicians is available online at:  http://www.aapc.com/medical-coding-education/conferences/national/nashville/index.aspx  

Conference registration starts at $695 for AAPC members. Prices will increase $100 after March 15. Registration may be completed online at the 2010 National Conference site or by calling 800-626-2633.

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