ICD-10 Training Information for Employed, Clinical Enterprise Physicians: ICD-10 go-live will take place on October 1, 2015. We are all working to ensure that everyone is prepared and informed in the transition to ICD-10 and we request that you partner with us to ensure our mutual success. As you know, coding is the language of health care data, including outcomes, quality and safety data and hospital and physician practice billing functions. We invite you to access Precyse, a series of general and specialty-specific online clinical documentation and ICD-10 training modules that Seton is providing at no cost. Practicing Seton medical staff physician leaders selected HealthStream Precyse software as the best training resource for physicians to learn new ICD-10 documentation procedures. HealthStream Precyse offers online training modules convenient for physicians to access on their own time, from anywhere. There are six core courses and numerous other specialty-specific optional courses. To Access HealthStream Precyse ICD-10 On-Line Training Modules: 1. Go to: http://www.healthstream.com/hlc/ascension 2. Your User ID and Password are both the email address Seton has on file for you, all lower case. For example: User ID = johndoe@seton.org Password = johndoe@seton.org 3. Once logged in to HealthStream Precyse, follow the instructions to your assigned learning activities. Required Courses: Please note that only these learning activities require completion by June 15, 2015: Course Mini-What is ICD-10? Prologue to ICD-10-CM for Non-Coders Prologue to ICD-10-PCS for Non-Coders The Language of ICD-10: Specificity and Granularity (0.5 CME) Documenting in ICD-10-CM (0.5 CME) ICD-10-CM: Coding Diagnoses & Medical Necessity for Providers Any other learning activities listed are recommended, but optional for you to complete. We’ve Provided Some Incentives, Too: 1. Electronic dashboards showing training participation/completion rates by specialties will be posted to http://intranet.seton.org/v2/icd-10/physicians/. 2. Weekly drawings among providers who have completed their training: Prizes include donations to charities you choose from a menu and tickets to events at the Circuit of the Americas – Austin’s world-class motor racing venue. In addition to gaining proficiency in ICD-10 documentation, you can also earn CME Credits. The three Precyse modules offering CME credit include:  The Language of ICD-10: Specificity and Granularity: 0.5 CME (core content for all)  Documenting in ICD-10-CM: 0.5 CME (core content for all)  Documenting in ICD-10-PCS: 0.5 CME (optional core content) Questions/Feedback You may have received an all associate email from Alan Strauss, CFO, about ICD-10 training in myLearning. As a provider, please disregard that email. All provider training will take place using the HealthStream Precyse website to allow you to complete the courses on mobile devices and when you are not connected to the Seton network. If you have questions or need help logging in to the site, please contact Teresa Berg at ICD-10-Team@seton.org or (512) 324-5616. Thank you for your commitment to our mutual success.