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    determined. To become a Certified Insurance Billing and Coding Specialist, I must be organized, certified, and determined for this career. This will require me to have knowledge of codes and other information. The definition of a Certified Insurance Billing and Coding Specialist, is on who converts diagnosis codes for insurance claims. This will allow the physicians to bill the insurance companies for services and procedures that was rendered for a patient. To also file claims for any type…

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    Discuss the CPT guidelines, modifiers, and add-on codes. Reviewing and understanding the basic of the CPT manual is the first step to becoming an effective medical biller and coder. And guidelines are the rules for CPT coding and give the biller and coder useful information on how to select and apply codes. Coders should always read the guidelines for proper coding selection. The guideline contains definitions of terms, applicable modifiers, explanation of notes, subsections information,…

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    cultural dimensions theory, both countries have a high degree of power distance (PDI), collectivism, masculinity (MAS), and high uncertainty avoidance (UAI). (Daniels, Radebaugh, & Sullivan, 2010). Additionally, Mr. Chong may have a different level of ethical sensitivity than its counterparts in Malaysia (Chan & Cheung, 2012). People from different cultures have different ethics, which are influenced by their beliefs and cultural values (Chan & Cheung, 2012). Other challenges that may rise…

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    They are my first code learn in the US, I think it is attractive for me to know how the differences and the similarities between the Code of Hammurabi and the Law of Moses. The Code of Hammurabi was a set of laws that ruled the people of Mesopotamia in 1750 B.C. Although that was a long time ago, this code is famous and often applicable even today. The Code’s basic principle was “an eye for an eye” “a tooth for a tooth”. This ensured that a person caught committing a crime will never want to…

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    independent contractors rather than employees (“Order Denying Plaintiffs”, 1). In addition, O’Connor and plaintiffs contended that drivers did not receive any proceeds from gratuity such as tips. Ultimately, both of these claims violate California Labor Codes and California’s Unfair Competition Law. On the other hand, Uber has argued that their drivers set their own work schedule and hours, which would consider its drivers cannot be employees (“Order Denying Plaintiffs”, 3). However, O’Connor…

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    foundation within our friendship, as well as the amount and unnecessary effort, energy and determination on my part to follow out a deed directed towards me, I’d take the winning ticket. Though selfish, if given the opportunity to act on my personal ethical egoism I would, despite the interest of others. Due to the fact that I am acting upon my own self…

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    Lee Vs Lehman Brothers

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    According to Jennings (2012) Mr. Lee’s was employed by Lehman Brother on May 18, 2008. The Chief Finical Officer and Chief Risk Officer of Lehman Brothers had employed Mr. Lee as an analyst since and he controlled global balance-sheet and legal-entity accounting (Jennings, 2012, p.289). According to Jennings (2012) Mr. Lee provided a brief synopsis on the alarms he has regarded Lehman Brothers. Mr. Lee describes that the Lehman Brothers had “tens of billions of dollars” on the organizations…

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    the codes, that Hammurabi, is in fact, a just leader working in favour…

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    B1A: Discuss the role that Paradigm’s leadership can play in fostering an ethical culture. The Paradigm’s leadership is very vital within the organization and whatever they do really matter a lot to its employee. One way to promote ethical culture is by rewarding ethical activities that the company expect in different situation. These reward will be based on individual behaviors and decision they make. If someone does something good or handle customer with respect and integrity they would be…

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    Life Is Not Fair

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    person thinking that everything in life is going to go their way. There are many ways of thinking about the topic of fairness but when determining what is considered to be fair and what is not, the belief that working for what you earn is the most ethical way of thinking and deciding why that is arises a controversial topic. See, individuals thinks that the way they wish to be treated is being fair, wanting to be pampered and babied along not making the journey even ever so slightly hard. This…

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