Medical coding

Upload your coding standards, code a chat against ICD-11, SNOMED or your own list, and check the evidence.

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• What a Rhazes coding standard isA Rhazes coding standard is the code set your organisation works to. Use ICD-11 and SNOMED as supplied, or upload your own local list.
• Preparing your coding standard fileThe exact CSV layout Rhazes expects for a coding standard: one code per row, code first, meaning second, header row included.
• Uploading a coding standardUpload your coding standard CSV to Rhazes, name it, and understand the check on upload and the processing before it is usable.
• When a coding standard fails to processWhat an error on a Rhazes coding standard upload means, what to check in the CSV file, and how to retry without uploading it again.
• Choosing which code set to useChoose between ICD-11, SNOMED and your own uploaded standards for a piece of Rhazes coding work, and how to pick the right one.
• Coding a chatRun the Rhazes coding module over a clinical conversation to get codes against your chosen standard, each with its evidence.
• Choosing what gets codedNarrow Rhazes coding to particular parts of a session, so a long chat covering two cases does not produce codes for both.
• Reading the evidence behind a codeCheck what in the clinical record supports each code Rhazes suggests, and the three things to look for before accepting one.
• Exporting coding evidenceExport a PDF from Rhazes of your selected codes and the evidence behind each one, for audit or submission, so the coding is defensible.
• Searching ICD-11 directlySearch ICD-11 codes directly in Rhazes and browse the hierarchy beneath a code, rather than having one suggested to you.
• Searching SNOMEDSearch SNOMED concepts in Rhazes by describing them in your own words, since the search matches meaning rather than exact wording.
• Adding detail with postcoordinationQualify an ICD-11 code in Rhazes with severity, laterality and its other axes, so the code records the specific clinical picture.
• Getting suggested postcoordination axesHave Rhazes propose which ICD-11 qualifiers the clinical record supports, instead of working through every axis by hand.
• Managing your coding standardsRename, replace or delete a Rhazes coding standard as your code sets change, and how to handle a reissued version of a code set.