Coding Sample Clauses
Coding. If applicable, orders for the purchase of Fund shares shall include the appropriate coding to enable Transfer Agent to properly calculate commission payments to any broker-dealer firm assigned to the Separate Account.
Coding. If applicable, orders for the purchase of Master Fund shares shall include the appropriate coding to enable Transfer Agent to properly calculate commission payments to any broker-dealer firm assigned to the Separate Account.
Coding. Company utilizes nationally recognized coding structures including, but not limited to, Revenue Codes as described by the Uniform Billing Code, AMA Current Procedural Terminology (CPT4), CMS Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS), Diagnosis Related Groups (DRG), ICD-9 (or successor standard) Diagnosis and Procedure codes, and National Drug Codes (NDC). As changes are made to nationally-recognized codes, Company will update internal systems to accommodate new codes. Such changes will only be made when there is no material change in the procedure itself. Until updates are complete, the procedure will be paid according to the standards and coding set for the prior period. The use of ICD-10 coding shall not impact the aggregate rates and compensation intended by the Parties as set forth in this Services and Compensation Schedule. Consequently, in the event that use of ICD-10 codes result in aggregate payments that would differ from the aggregate payments that would have resulted based on ICD-9 coding (excluding utilization and validated case mix severity changes), the rates set forth in this Services and Compensation Schedule will be reviewed by Company periodically and adjusted at least annually in order to reflect what would have been paid had ICD-9 coding been utilized for determination of the payments. Company will comply and utilize nationally recognized coding structures as directed under applicable Federal laws and regulations, including, without limitation, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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Coding. All infertility services rendered will be coded as such when the claim is filed to insurance. We cannot change this coding for the sole purpose of getting insurance to pay for the services; changing the coding of insurance claims for this reason is considered insurance fraud.
Coding. From the referral notes and clinic records, three main descriptive areas were defined under which patient information was allocated: medical problems, socioeconomic problems and socio-demographic background factors. Every new problem encountered in the referral or clinic notes was transferred to a Microsoft Access (2016, version 16) table and assigned a unique number as a code identifier. Medical problems included diagnoses and physical and mental health complaints as well as compliance-, pharmacology- and treatment-related problems. Socio-economic problems included all current socio-economic and emotional issues. Finally, demographic factors consisted of descriptions of the patient and his or her environment that were not presented directly as a problem but as factors describing the patientʼs situation. The codes were based on previous studies at the clinic and adjusted during the course of the study (before the data were analysed statistically) [13]. Only the corresponding author conducted the data collection. The supervisor made random quality assurance checks. Statistics A minimum sample size of 88 patients was calculated using a 20% error margin and a 50% difference between the overall probability of agreement and the probability of agreement expected by chance alone, as suggested by Gwet [14]. To ensure a higher statistical power, a sample size of 150 patients was chosen before any statistical calculations were conducted as this was deemed possible within the time limit. The chosen statistical software was RStudio Team (2018. RStudio: Integrated Development for R. RStudio, PBC, Boston, MA. V. 1.1.463)), STATA (StataCorp. 2019. Stata Statistical Software: Release 16. College Station, TX: StataCorp LLC) and Microsoft Excel (2010). To describe the level of agreement between patient-perceived problems and the referring doctorʼs perception, Xxxxxʼx kappa coefficient (κ) and Chamberlainʼs proportionate positive agreement (pppa) were calculated [15, 16]: First, the number (%) of patient referral pairs with at least one matching problem in the referral and MHC notes was calculated (see Table 1). Next, it was determined how frequently each problem was reported in the MHC notes only, in the referral only and lastly in both the referral and clinic notes (see Table 1). The number was calculated for the “Problem list” and the total MHC notes, respectively. No p-value was calculated since the null hypothesis is generally not applicable to kappa [17]. Instead, Cham...
Coding. GTM takes place over various stages of coding. Xxxxxx (2017) notes that ‘coding has two purposes: to capture the substantive content of the area under study; and to articulate relationships that can be observed in the data (Lehane 2017, p.70). In other words, understanding the data and how they relate to each other. Xxxxxxxx (2013) suggests that following Xxxxxx’x 1978 model of having three rounds of coding is the simplest, most effective way to code using GTM. Firstly, open coding, which involves the researcher going through data line by line with an open-mind, looking for any emerging themes that appear. This can be as simple as basic, unconnected observations, trying to ascertain what is happening in the data (Lehane 2017). Secondly, grouping the open codes into larger categories – known as selective coding or substantive coding, which are the basis for comparison to create larger theory (Xxxxxxxx 2013). The final stage is theoretical coding, in which the categories are considered in relationship to each other for the purposes of theory-building. As Xxxxxx (2017) puts it, ‘theoretical coding involves identifying and conceptualising the relationships between substantive codes’ (Lehane 2017, p.85). Another central aspect of GTM is the constant comparison of data. Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxx offer this key rule for coding: ‘while coding an incident for a category, compare it with the previous incidents in the same and different groups coded in the same category’ (Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxx 1967, p.106). While this appears simple, they argue that it is vital for identifying the theoretical properties of the data and the relationship of categories to both themselves and others. Xxx argues that a virtue of constant comparison is that it protects against over interpretation of data by finding connections that do not exist (Xxx 2011). Accordingly, at each stage of GTM coding in this research, data are compared to other data in the same category. The bringing together of the constant comparison and the coding is aided by the process of memoing. Xxxxxx (2017) describes this as an essential feature of GTM and a valuable way of engaging with the data. Rather than simply acting as notes to remember thoughts, they are used to organise theoretical categories by comparing core concepts against each other, or as Xxxxxxx (2006) notes, the researcher reflects on what they have seen, heard, sensed, and coded to help to formulate their ideas.
Coding. To the extent the products or services offered for sale to customers in connection with the business of the Company or its Subsidiaries perform the assignment of a code to a diagnosis, procedure, item or service, and to the extent that all information supplied by customers is accurate and entered accurately, all such code assignments conform to the applicable American Medical Association’s Current Procedural Terminology (CPT), the International Classification of Disease, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM), and other applicable coding systems and services, and resulting codes can be reasonably relied upon to create lawful claims for reimbursement by federal, state and commercial payors.