2024 ICD-10-CM changes Part 2 - Diagnosis code changes

2024 ICD-10-CM changes review Part 2 where we have a look at new and updated diagnosis codes for commonly coded conditions. This is not the full list of changes, we continue in Part 3 with the rest of the changes.

00:27 - Hypertension
01:37 - Coronary artery disease
02:49 - Parkinson's disease
04:22 - Migraine coding
05:09 - Epilepsy
05:50 - Osteoporosis
06:36 - Signs and symptoms
08:59 - Sickle Cell Disease
10:48 - Appendicitis
11:33 - Covid-19 screening

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