Noblis Insights Panel Video 1 - The ICD-10 Challenge & Transition
The United States is set to adopt ICD-10 in October 1, 2013. Four experts discuss the ICD-10 implementation and what it means to healthcare in the U.S. In this segment, each panelist discusses their perspective on the issue, including the effect on federal agencies, providers, and academia.

Noblis Insights Panel Video 2 - ICD-10: From Billing Documentation to Strategic Information
The switch from ICD-9 to ICD-10 will include more clinical data in the medical coding process. This change, if implemented properly, will help patients have better medical data, and help providers deliver better care. In the presentation, experts discussed how ICD-10 will bridge the medical and administrative processes to provide detailed information that will allow clinicians, providers and patients with the opportunity to make better decisions.

Noblis Insights Panel Video 3 - The Opportunities of ICD-10
ICD-10 will be more than billing documentation. In this segment, experts discuss how the quality of the documentation of medical diagnosis and treatment will impact patients and payers. Better medical data will impact real lives.

Noblis Insights Panel Video 4 - The Risks of ICD-10
While not a crisis, ICD-10 could become a crisis. In this segment, experts discuss the risks of not implementing ICD-10 properly before the October 1, 2013 deadline. A few of the risks discussed by the experts are: (1) not getting paid, (2) relying on the vendors, and (3) over-reliance of crosswalks.

Noblis Insights Panel Video 5 - ICD-10: Budget Issues?
Budget is an important part of planning for ICD-10. In this segment, experts discuss how hospitals and providers have to budget for the transition and payers need to plan for all aspects of the change. One major issue of ICD-10 is cash flow; if hospitals and providers are not ready by October 2013, there could be disastrous delays in payments.

Noblis Insights Panel Video 6 - Barriers to ICD-10 Adoption
Many healthcare executives are aware of the upcoming switchover to ICD-10, but few are planning for how to make the transition go smoothly. In this segment, ICD-10 experts look at the barriers to implementation, and try to find answers.

Noblis Insights Panel Video 7 - ICD-10 and Its Greatest Risk Factor
In this segment, healthcare experts discuss how ICD-10 could be a "perfect storm" if planning is not done properly. The magnitude of the number of changes that are needed within organizations is staggering, but with early attention, ICD-10, and other looming healthcare issues, can be addressed.

Noblis Insights Panel Video 8 - Educating Medical Coders to Prepare for ICD-10
Many believe that ICD-10 is an IT issue. It is that, but it is also a workforce and training issue. In this segment, healthcare experts discuss how training will happen for ICD-10, and what will need to be done in classrooms to make the switch.

Noblis Insights Panel Video 9 - The ICD-10 Issue Dwarfs Y2K
The switch from ICD-9 to ICD-10 set for October 1, 2013 will be far larger and more encompassing than the Y2K issue. In this segment, panelists discuss why the ICD-10 issue is so much more difficult to deal with than Y2K. While Y2K was an IT issue, ICD-10 will involve every level of healthcare.

Noblis Insights Panel Video 10 - Advice on Planning for ICD-10 Implementation
Experts on ICD-10 share their best advice on making a plan for the advent of the medical coding system ICD-10. In the segment, panelists addressed where to start in ICD-10 planning when the issue is so large and there are so many affected departments.

On March 16, 2010, Noblis ICD-10 experts, Diane H. Price, Director of Health Innovation and Veronica Vela, Lead Engineer for Health Innovation, addressed the implications of ICD-10 on the healthcare industry to the Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC) Health Technology Committee at Noblis’ Falls Church, Virginia headquarters.

The presentation focused on the impact of ICD-10 on the healthcare community, the value of ICD-10 to enhance healthcare financing, research, data sharing across global and industrial boundaries, and how healthcare organizations need to prepare for ICD-10.

Why ICD-10 Now: The Basic Facts of ICD-10
All segments of the healthcare industry, including healthcare providers, clearinghouses, and health plans must plan for the upcoming ICD-10 implementation deadline set for 2013. In this video, Noblis Health Innovation Lead Engineer, Veronica X. Vela discusses the basics of ICD-10, including the number of codes, the descriptiveness of codes, and how today’s ICD-9 codes do not reflect our current medical technology, procedures, or understanding of diseases. The presentation was given March 17, 2010 at Noblis.

ICD-10: From Billing Documentation to Strategic Information
For all HIPAA Covered Entities, the looming deadline for the adoption of ICD-10 is October 1, 2013. Veronica X Vela, a Lead Engineer for Noblis Health Innovation, discusses why healthcare organizations need to start planning now for a successful implementation. The presentation was given March 17, 2010 at Noblis.

New Mandated ICD-10 Code Sets Can Benefit Healthcare Quality and Research
The adoption of the new ICD-10 code sets is a federal mandate that, if used strategically, can enhance quality measurement and research. The new ICD-10 codes can assist in areas that include patient safety, fraud prevention, and disease tracking. Veronica X Vela, a Lead Engineer of Noblis Health Innovation, discusses possible healthcare benefits from the adoption of ICD-10. The presentation was given March 17, 2010 at Noblis.

ICD-10/HIPAA 5010 Readiness: Leading Hospital Executives on ICD-10 Preparedness
The adoption and knowledge of ICD-10 by leading hospital executives is discussed by Noblis Health Innovation’s Director Diane Hartingh Price. She tells the latest results from the Noblis Insights Panel, a poll of top executives and thought leaders in healthcare. Noblis' polling revealed that many in the healthcare industry are unprepared for changes that will come through the adoption of ICD-10. The solution is training and preparation. The presentation was given March 17, 2010 at Noblis.