That is funny. The wide range of codes is a great setup for coding errors: errors of omission, imprecision, using multiple codes to describe an event when a mo

That is funny. The wide range of codes is a great setup for coding errors: errors of omission, imprecision, using multiple codes to describe an event when a more accurate single code exists, etc. In the best case scenario, every doctor/nurse/PA/etc would have a technician follow them around just to manage the coding on EMRs.