Patient Encounters and Billing Information Chapter 3

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Chapter 3. 2. Learning Outcomes. After studying this chapter, you should be able to:3.1Explain the method used to classify patients as new and or established.3.2Describe the information that new and returning patients provide before their encounters. 3.3Discuss the purpose of the Assignment

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Patient Encounters and Billing Information Chapter 3

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1. 1 Patient Encounters and Billing Information Chapter 3

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