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    routers around key campus locations where internet activity hits its peak such as libraries, dorms, and academic buildings. Since the routers all take an ethernet line to connect to the internet, replacing the older outdated ones is as simple as switching them out. Afterwards, Baylor students will be able to instantly connect to the internet at faster speeds. With industry-standard security and universally compatible internet routers, students will be able to print documents, access the…

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    There is aggressive competition to be seen in this industry as this industry has been around for a relatively long time. Rivalry occurs because competitors will either feel the peer pressure or seeing growing in opportunity of the business. The potential competition can be seen from sustainable innovation competitive advantage, price competitions and corporate strategy (Cafferky, 2015). The rivalry between the furniture retailers is viewed as medium to high threat as competitors have been…

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    Portar’s five forces: Porter's five forces analysis is a framework that attempts to analyze the level of competition within an industry and business strategy development. The framework includes an analysis of five concurrent forces that affect a business' ability to compete. The forces include: 1. Threats of substitute products from competitors, including product differentiation, price performance of substitutes and a buyer's ability to switch to a substitute. This force is especially…

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    Tier Strategy

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    The costs savings and additional revenue generated from a positive customer relationship have proven to be a valuable resource. These loyal customers can offer a business a constant customer base, more frequent purchases, higher profit margins, and a group of peer-trusted supporters who voluntarily market the firm to prospective customers (Reichheld and Sasser, 1990). Additionally, evidence shows it costs much more to attract a new customer to a business than to get a current one to purchase…

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    Id9 Vs Icd10 Essay

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    ICD9 and ICD10? What were benefits to switching from ICD9 to ICD10? Do you feel that the coding process is similar? How does it differ? ICD-9-CM has 19 chapters where ICD-10-CM has 21. ICD-9-CM has 3 Volumes to the book starting with Volume 2, Followed by Volume 1 then Volume 3. Top Differences Between ICD-9-CM & ICD-10-CM Specific Information ICD-9 is lacking of specifics such as similar injuries on opposite parts of the body having the same code. Is it left or right side? This is…

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    data. My theoretical framework to analyze this data is Grounded Theory, which utilizes inductive sorting, and that allows the researcher to use data itself to make ideas theories (Galman, 2013). In order to reach most meaningful material, I will code each transcript by hand on the Microsoft Word`s Comment feature, which is under the Review tap. I will look at find data chunks in each transcript, which Saldana (2013) defined this process as a First Cycle coding, which has numerous approaches,…

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    Essay On Medical Billing

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    A medical billing and coding career can be a desirable career path for many people interested in the healthcare industry. Medical coders play a key role in the health care billing process, assigning the codes that turn treatments into bills. Medical billing and coding specialists are vital to keeping costs down, reducing medical mistakes and generally ensuring there’s a free flow of information about patients’ medical histories. The health care industry is constantly striving to become more…

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    Both of these styles are using E-Codes and V-codes for coding. V-Codes are used to classify the factors that are brought on by the health status and that contact with the all the health services. Also you have the E-Codes describes the external causes for injury’s. Also both of these coding styles use a decimal after three characters. In the ICD-10-CM codes there are seven different characters and it uses a combination of letters of the alphabet…

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    Procedure to Procedure edit 50010/0213T indicated Misuse of column two codes with column one code meaning 50010 in column 1 is the code that should be bill and is payable. 0213T located in column 2 of the National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) Procedure-to-Procedure (PTP) code table. The main reason beyond the implementation of the NCCI is to prevent improper payment in other words to prevent physicians, non-physician practitioners, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers from billing twice for one…

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    Icd 10 Pros And Cons

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    the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1989. It was made to replace ICD 9, which was formed and implemented in 1989 and had become very outdated. Problems with ICD 9 included structure limits with the number of digits used in a code, it also was hard to implement a new code into an already existing category because some of the categories were already full. There are, of course, many more reasons that the older system needed updated; however one of the most important reasons was the need for…

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