Member Resources
The NC Psychiatric Association wants to provide our members with the most up-to-date information and resources available. In addition to the resources below, be sure to read our print newsletters. And if you're looking for employment opportunities, check out our Job Postings & Classifieds page.
Check back often to find new resources, and if you have suggestions for the types of resources that would benefit you, please contact us!
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NCPA News Archives
NCPA prints a quarterly newsletter titled NCPA News. See all the archived editions here.
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PDL and Prior Authorization
NCPA’s Executive Council convened a task force in 2015 on prior authorizations (PAs) and the Medicaid preferred drug list (PDL) in response to members’ concerns about the ever-increasing number of prior authorizations being required by insurers. We've compiled several resources to assist with PAs (including appeals) and have developed guidelines for responsible prescribing.
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Practice Management
We've compiled several resources to assist with your Practice Management needs. Should you have additional questions, the APA has a Practice Management Helpline that puts you in contact with staff in the APA’s Office of Healthcare Systems and Financing who will provide assistance with problems you are encountering in your practice. Call 800-343-4671.
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Integrated Care
Over the past decade, the integration of behavioral health and general medical services has been shown to improve patient outcomes, save money, and reduce stigma related to mental health. Significant research spanning three decades has identified one model – the Collaborative Care Model – in particular, as being effective and efficient in delivering integrated care.
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CPT Coding, DSM-5, & ICD-10 Information
The last few years have brought major changes to the way psychiatrists diagnose, code and bill for their patients' treatment.
DSM-5 Resources
ICD-10 Resources
The 2021 release of ICD-10CM Includes new, updated or deleted codes for medical conditions. A handful of these changes pertain to medical disorders that go into effect October 1, 2021.Download a quick-reference guide to the changes
The CDC has updated the ICD-10-CM with 11 new diagnosis codes describing social determinants of health. These new Z codes were created to provide additional information regarding data such as housing, food insecurity, or transportation.
CPT Coding
A: A free webinar with in-depth information about the transition is available at the American Psychiatric Association’s website.. There also are several resources available via the DSM website. You are encouraged to visit this site often as updates in coding and other resources are often added.
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