books by Practice Management Information Corporation     books:       CPT Plus! 2009 Coder's Choice1 review James B. Davis Practice Management Information Corporation (PMIC), 2008 CPT-Plus 2009 REVIEW So far.....so good! We are a chiropractic office and although I haven't had to use it very much yet.....it's good to know it's THERE! Honestly, if you have employees that are not as "medical-knowledgeable" as you'd like....it is an AWESOME tool for them to read and learn from! Use it! The glossary in the back is worth it!             Health & Medicine on the Internet (Professional Edition): An Annual Guide to the World Wide Web for Health ...1 review Practice Management Information Corporation, 1998 An excellent tool for health care providers This book is an outstanding resource for the health care professional looking to improve their knowledge and clinical understanding while surfing the internet. Trying to update our personal home libraries is becoming too expensive and using the internet to perform research is the future of health care.             DOCTOR SHOPPING...How To Choose The Right Doctor For You And Your Family1 review Hal Alpiar Practice Management Information Corporation, 1996 FINALLY SOME GOOD ADVICE ON CHOOSING A DOCTOR Author Hal Alpiar teaches consumers how to ask the right questions when choosing a physician for themselves or a family member. We are careful about choosing banks, restaurants, mechanics, but too many of us simply put our trust in anyone with an M.D. degree.             Medical Acronyms, Eponyms & Abbreviations3 reviews Marilyn Fuller Delong Practice Management Information Corporation, 1995 Useful handbook. This handy compendium contains over 1,500 acronyms, e.g., AIDS, SIDS, GOMER "Get Out of My Emergency Room" (not really, just kidding), eponyms such as Lyme disease and Reye syndrome, and multiple meanings for such abbreviations as "MH", which can mean malignant hyperthermia, marital history, medical history, melanophore hormone, menstrual history, mental health, or municipal hospital! Delong's ...             Y2K Compliance Manual for the Medical Office2 reviews Frank Cohen Practice Management Information Corporation, 1999 A necessary evil for every medical practice I knew going into this book that we had to do something to prepare our practice for Y2K but thought that the majority of problems were isolated to our internal systems. After reading through this manual, my eyes were opened to the real problems that we face. Sure, our own computers and systems still need to be tested but it is our ability to respond to issues that develop with outside ...             ICD-9-CM 2008 Hospital Edition, Volumes 1, 2 & 3, Spiral Bound1 review PMIC Editorial Staff Practice Management Information Corporation, 2007 ICD-9-cm PROFESSIONAL EDITION, SPIRAL BOUND, 2008 The book arrived as advertised, new and in perfect condition. I am pleased. I am using it to study for a professional certificate.             Medical Phrase Index: A Comprehensive Reference to the Terminology of Medicine8 reviews Jean A. Lorenzini, Laura Lorenzini Ley Practice Management Information Corporation, 1994 An Excellent Medical Transcription Reference Being in the medical transcription field having to look up new words and decipher dialects, this is one book every transcriptionist should have. To look up a word by disease and/or symptom is a lot faster than a flashlight without batteries in the dark! I highly recommend this book to medical transcriptionists whether a beginner, intermediate or experienced one.             Doctor Business: How to Increase Revenue and Patient Flow Now, and Keep Your Personal Life Together Along the ...1 review Hal Alpiar Practice Management Information Corporation, 1995 Lets get organized The author talks about boosting up medical practices. Afterhaving finished reading it, I did not retain even one thought. Thewritting and the organization of the book are messy and the author is lost in details. There are no focus points (and then examples to illustrate these points). Really not worth spending the money and the time to read it. His material is only common sense and there is no ...             Society's Mirror: Reflections on Health Care Reform2 reviews John W. Gollatz Practice Management Information Corporation, 1998 Excellent Find Dr. Gollatz takes on the multifaceted problem of healthcare reform. The context is geared to the both the professional and the layman. It gives various approaches to reform and examines the consequences that can arrise from each approach. He leans toward the use of Medical Savings Accounts at the end because it leaves the ultimate choices to the patient. This book is a well written find.             The Coder's Handbook 2001:Medical Acronyms, Eponyms & Abbreviations; CPT & HCPCS Coding; ICD-9-CM Coding; ...1 review Practice Management Information Corporation Practice Management Information Corporation, 2001 The Best for the Least I think that it's terrific to have finally found a current coding manual with all of the three necessary coding systems combined in one manual for nearly the price of one coding manual. Anyone interested in properly coding you need to take a look at this one.             Cpt 20003 reviews Practice Management Information Corporation, 1999 So Easy To Use If you're going to update your cpt book, be sure to pick this one up. Not only does it come with tabs to divide each section for quick reference, but the spiral binding is extremely convenient for looking up codes. Now you can leave a page exposed without worrying about the book falling closed, which is fabulous!             Medico Mnemonica6 reviews E.S. Marlowe Practice Management Information Corporation, 1999 This book is excellent for first year medical students. My good friend gave me this book in P.A. school and it has helped me so much with basic things like anatomy. Recommended. A+             Long-Term Care Insurance Made Simple4 reviews Les Abromovitz Practice Management Information Corporation, 1999 An objective and fair look at long-term care insurance This book offers realistic and objective advice regarding long-term care insurance. The author understands why so many of us procrastinate when it comes to buying a long-term care policy. He really helped me break through the "paralysis of analysis." I imagine a few long-term care insurance agents won't like the book, because the author tells some war stories from his experience in helping ...             ICD-9-CM 2009 Office Edition, Indexed, Spiral Bound, Volumes. 1 & 21 review Kathy Swanson (Editor) Practice Management Information Corporation (PMIC), 2008 ICD-9 code sanity As a nurse practitioner student, I am required to practice using the ICD-9 codes with my charting and clinical logs. This made it easier for me to find the codes I need without having to go back in the EMR at my clinical sites to find the codes. Granted using a website is faster than flipping pages, but it's the next best thing.             Questions & Answers on AIDS (Consumer Health)1 review Lyn Robert Frumkin, John Martin Leonard Practice Management Information Corporation, 1994 Excellent book for educators. As an educator, I think this book is one of the best I have read on this subject. It is factual and covers both social and medical aspects of HIV infection and AIDS. Its focus is scientific but it explains a wide range of technical concepts (eg current drug therapies, methods of detection) in suprisingly easy and straightforward terms. It has a very humane feel to it as its authors are both ...             Physician Financial Planning in a Changing Environment (1st ed - ME 115)1 review Russ Alan Prince, Edward K. Phillips, ... Practice Management Information Corporation, 1996 Physician Financial Planning If you are a physician, dentist, or health practitioner this is a must book to own. There are chapters on investing, retirement, malpractice, estate planning, asset protectiion, etc... It is well written and understandable for the layperson.             Medical Fees in the United States 20081 review PMIC Editorial Staff Practice Management Information Corporation, 2008 how much you should be getting this book was brought to my attention by a colleague who owns a surgical center. since purchasing it i have elevated my fee schedule from near medicare rates to realistic figures and have been getting paid more by out of network insurnace plans. a must have source for all medical practices             Current Procedural Terminology: CPT 2002 (Deluxe Edition, Thumb Indexed)4 reviews American Medical Association Practice Management Information Corporation, 2001 A Must Have For All Physician Offices!! I currently work in a family practice office and we use the standard CPT 2000 code book. While it is just fine and there is nothing wrong with it. I have found the Professional version to be a much better choice. I am studying to take the AAPC coding test to become a Certified Professional Coder. I have been using the CPT 2000 Professional book in my studies. The graphics are clear and ...             Medical Practice Forms: Every Form You Need to Succeed (Book with CD-ROM)1 review Diane M. Cate Practice Management Information Corporation, 2001 Notes on new edition for PCs and Mac The new 2002 edition of this book has all forms on CD-ROM for use with Windows or Mac, in addition to tear-out forms for photocopying. You can change any form to suit your needs with Microsoft Word. -author             ICD-9-CM 2008 Hospital Edition, Volumes 1, 2 & 3 (Icd-9-Cm (Hospitals))1 review PMIC Editorial Staff Practice Management Information Corporation, 2007 user friendly this book is a necessicty in coding and i've found it to be very user friendly              search for books abbreviations, business, changing, compliance, comprehensive, coverage, environment, financial, handbook, hospital, hospitals, icd-9-cm, increase, insurance, internet, long-term, medicine, mnemonica, personal, physician, practice, procedural, professional, professionals, questions, reference, reflections, shopping, terminology, together books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen office product: Constitution of the United States 1787 leave a comment home  impressum - about us