PubMed · 14768451
Coder shortage goes straight to the bottom line.
Abstract
An increase in accounts receivable or outstanding days to collect payment could be a sign that you have a shortage of medical coders. Fewer people are choosing the profession because of the growing complexity and heavier workloads. However, experts say hospitals must confront the problem or risk losing millions of dollars in unbilled charges.
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Susan Meyers. 2004. Coder shortage goes straight to the bottom line.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14768451/
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