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• Apply the fundamentals of anesthesia coding to ensure compliance.
• Differentiate accurately between surgical coding and anesthesia coding.
• Identify key elements in clinical reports and documentation to apply appropriate coding practices.

Doris V. Branker, CHC, CPC, CIRCC, CPMA, CPC-I, CANPC, CEMC

Kelly Dennis, MBA, ACS-AN, CANPC, CHCA, CPMA, CPC, CPC-I

Helen Olkaba, MS

Alan F. Strobel, MD, MBA, MLS FASA

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