Published March, 2009
By Elizabeth Genovese and Jill S. Galper
Publisher: Eurospan (American Medical Association)
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A guide that offers a practical approach to functional capacity evaluations (FCEs) in relation to assessing patients' physical ability. It helps to enable the reader to know the differences between various functional tests to request the appropriate type; and design, interpret and apply FCEs to process workers' compensation and to rate disability.

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Published January, 2009
By Kristine M. Gebbie, James J. James and Italo Subbarao
Publisher: Eurospan (American Medical Association)
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When disaster strikes, the ability to keep providing clinical services during and after the event depends on being prepared. This title gives health care professionals the tools they need to be ready for the unexpected.

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Published December, 2008
By American Medical Association
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Lets you import HCPCS Level II codes and descriptions into your claims reporting software. This title contains Data Files that include 2009 official HCPCS Level II codes with short and full descriptions, and code indicators, MCM and CIM policy references, Medicare statues and coverage and a separate file containing HCPCS Level II modifiers.

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Published December, 2008
By American Medical Association
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Helps you to learn how to apply the various principles for evaluation of musculoskeletal permanent impairments. This workbook focuses on the musculoskeletal systems, including the spine, the lower extremity and the upper extremity. It contains more than 125 content-based questions with rationales explaining the correct answer.

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Published December, 2008
By Christopher R. Brigham
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Shows the user how to apply the principles of the ""Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, Sixth Edition."" This companion book includes more than 65 cases that cover an array of different systems and diagnoses.

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Published October, 2008
By Milos Jenicek
Publisher: Eurospan (American Medical Association)
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Maintains that avoiding fallacies in critical thinking can reduce errors in medicine and teaches the reader how to apply critically appraised evidence - the foundation for the analysis and evaluation of solutions to problems. This book offers strategies for augmenting your understanding of critical thinking.

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Published June, 2008
By Stephen R Levinson and LEVINSON
Publisher: Eurospan (American Medical Association)
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Published December, 2007
By Tom G. Mayer, American Medical Association, Richard T. Katz, Robert D. Rondinelli, Elizabeth Genovese, Kathryn Mueller and Mohammed Ranavaya
Publisher: Eurospan (American Medical Association)
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Considers the evidence and patient function to achieve physician interrater reliability through a consensus approach. This book includes a series of uniform grids in each chapter providing a standard for impairment evaluation. It offers a standardized approach to determine impairment using patient history, physical examination and clinical tests.

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Published December, 2007
By American Medical Association
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Provides the tools and information necessary to help physician practices take advantage of the financial incentive organized through the Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI) program. This title covers key concepts surrounding PQRI, such as strategies for endorsement of standards, and description of category II CPT codes.

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Published October, 2007
By James H. Vance
Publisher: Eurospan (American Medical Association)
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A guide designed to stimulate the evolution of a patient safety culture in the physician practice. It offers an understanding of the risks, consequences of errors and adverse events in the physician practice. It provides a review of the practical patient safety process, and of tools for providers and business cases for a safer physician practice.

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