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Beyond the Diagnosis: Using DSM-5-TR V Codes and ICD-10-CM Z Codes in Behavioral Health Practice (Self-Study)

This recorded training will provide more context on the use of DSM-5-TR V codes and ICD-10-CM Z codes in diagnosis and treatment practice. DSM-5-TR V Codes and ICD-10-CM Z Codes provide a structured method to capture social, environmental, relational, legal, educational, occupational, and economic factors affecting a client’s presentation, functioning, treatment engagement, and prognosis. Research continues to indicate low usage of V and Z codes in treatment despite the importance of social determinants of health in psychiatric and mental health outcomes. This training will provide individuals with the purpose and relevance of these codes as well as allow folks to identify commonly used V/Z codes and how to integrate them into treatment planning and progress notes.

CLICK HERE FOR SLIDES: Z and V Codes in Clinical Treatment  10.6.26

CLICK HERE FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Case of James w. feedback V Codes and Z Codes

THIS RECORDED TRAINING IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SOCIAL WORK CONTINUING EDUCATION CONTACT HOURS.

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  • Describe the purpose and clinical relevance of DSM-5-TR V Codes and ICD-10-CM Z Codes.
  • Differentiate psychiatric diagnoses from psychosocial and environmental contributors to distress.
  • Identify common behavioral health-related V/Z Codes.
  • Apply Z/V Codes in assessment and diagnostic formulation.
  • Use case examples to integrate psychosocial stressors into treatment planning and progress notes.
  • Use Z/V Codes to strengthen medical necessity and person-centered documentation.

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Training Initiative: Self-study

Title: Beyond the Diagnosis: Using DSM-5-TR V Codes and ICD-10-CM Z Codes in Behavioral Health Practice (Self-Study)

Training Mode: Online

Contact Hours: 0h

Credit Type Details: This

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