COVID-19 is a coronavirus infection caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. When it emerged in 2019 and spread globally, new coding rules had to be created in order for the disease to be classified. We now have specific guidance on how to code COVID-19. This course takes a detailed look at COVID-19 - what it is, how to code it, and the complications that can occur.

This course covers how to code active HIV infections and their complications, whilst also looking at HIV and neoplasms, and HIV within pregnancy.

Infections can occur at any stage of life but are often more serious during pregnancy. This course looks at some of the infections that can occur during the different stages of pregnancy.

National standards have changed frequently on Sepsis over the past few years, but this course will ensure you’re up to date with the latest guidance and ensure you’re confident in coding the condition.

Tuberculosis is often abbreviated to TB. It is a contagious disease primarily affecting the lungs. This course explains what TB is and the lasting effects it can have on the body. By the end of this course you will have a greater understanding of TB and how it is coded.