SOAP Notes and Coding

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What are the risks of over-coding?

  • auditing and refunds for overcharging

  • decrease in trust in field

  • disciplinary consequence

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What are the risks of under-coding?

  • failure to get credit/reimbursement

  • skewed data (giving patient a product and not billing for it)

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What does the S in Soap Notes stand for?

Subjective

everything the patient reports

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What does O in SOAP notes stand for?

Objective

  • everything the clinician see/does

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What does A in SOAP Notes stand for?

Assessment

  • based on S and O, this is what you plan on providing for the patient

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What does P in SOAP Notes stand for?

Plan

  • was the problem solved?

  • when is the patient coming back

  • final notes given to patient (cleaning instruction, wear schedule, etc…)

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What is malfeasance?

execution of an unlawful or improper act

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What is misfeasance?

improper performance of an act

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What is nonfeasance?

failure to act when there is a duty to act

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What is criminal negligence?

reckless disregard for the safety of an individual

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What is malpractice?

carelessness of a professional

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What should you do if you make a mistake in your notes?

Don’t delete it, but make a new note and reference the error