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- W Fiori, A Liedtke-Dyong, H-J Lakomek, K Buscham, H Lehmann, W Liman, A-K Fuchs, F Bessler, and N Roeder.
- DRG-Research-Group, Medizinisches Management, Universitätsklinikum Münster, Domagkstr. 20, 48129 Münster, Deutschland. wolfgang.fiori@ukmuenster.de
- Z Rheumatol. 2010 May 1;69(3):263-73.
AbstractThe following article presents the major general and specific changes in the G-DRG system, in the classification systems for diagnoses and procedures as well as for the billing process for 2010. Since the G-DRG system is primarily a tool for the redistribution of resources, every hospital needs to analyze the economic effects of the changes by applying the G-DRG transition-grouper to its own cases. Depending on their clinical focus, rheumatological departments may experience positive or negative consequences from the adjustments. In addition, relevant current case law is considered.
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