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The document is a transcript of a National Provider Call hosted by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) on March 19, 2013, focusing on the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) and Electronic Prescribing (eRx) Claims-Based Reporting. It provides an overview of claims-based reporting mechanisms, including advantages, sample specifications, and guidelines for eligible professionals to report quality measures effectively. The call includes a presentation by CMS representatives followed by a question-and-answer session addressing various concerns from providers regarding reporting requirements and processes.

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Who published the CPT book?

CPT Books AMA CPT Professional is the official code book from the American Medical Association and the only CPT book that includes the Official CPT Guidelines. Its perfect for students and approved for use during AAPC certification exams.

Who is the CPT book copyrighted by?

The AMA holds copyright in CPT and use or reprinting of CPT in any product or publication requires a license.

Who runs CPT?

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Who publishes and controls the content of CPT?

The AMA updates CPT nomenclature, or medical language, to reflect advances in medicine. Although the AMA owns the copyright to CPT, the AMA invites providers and organizations to participate in the ongoing maintenance of the code set, welcoming those who use it to suggest changes to codes and code descriptors.

What publications does AMA copyright and maintain?

The AMA copyrights and maintains the CPT codebook and CPT Assistant, which are essential for medical coding and billing practices. These resources provide comprehensive guidelines for healthcare professionals. The correct answer to the multiple-choice question is option A.