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Questions often are raised by facilities and insurers about how certain injuries, problems and treatment should be coded by health care facilities, using OCF claim forms that are submitted through HCAI. Stakeholders agree that adoption of consistent coding practices is important to improve the reliability of HCDB reports, which will inform stakeholders about how the auto insurance health system is working.

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