Our specialty specific coding discussion groups are free to subscribers of Coding Institute products. They are a gathering place for experts and peers from your specialty to discuss and learn about coding.

The lists feature online searchable archives and can be run entirely from your web browser, or entirely by e-mail.

Among other benefits, you can:

• Send messages to your peers.
• Receive answers to your specific coding and management questions from your colleagues, our editors, and industry experts who monitor the discussion lists.
• Respond to your colleague's questions with your proven expertise.
• Share your experiences with your colleagues.
• Establish yourself as an expert in the industry.

A discussion group is a way to have many people communicate from any computer with nothing more than an e-mail account.

Our discussion lists are what's known as an "open-discussion" where anyone who is a member of the mailing list can submit information to be distributed to the entire group. This means we monitor the group, but do not moderate it.

Each list has an expert reviewer assigned to the group. This reviewer is an expert in coding and reimbursement for that specialty, and has the duty of reviewing postings to ensure they are correct.

It's that simple - send 1 message and the whole list gets the message, replies are also sent to the list, so an entire "conversation" can be played out online over time.