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| Electronic Health Records The future is here. For a few years now, electronic health or medical records have been steadily making their way into hospitals, nursing homes, physician’s offices, not just in America, but across the globe. We are in the information age and medical information has become computerized. Sharing medical records between physician’s offices, medical specialist, and hospitals, can be time consuming and laborious. Loss of medical files or information can be a high risk in a paper office. Electronic health records help to compile a wealth of information to extract statistical, medical, and other critical information for physician’s everywhere. Electronic health or medical records have lived up to their potential for efficiency. They have practically eliminated all the problems of the conventional medical paper records. Electronic Records are easily fileable (at source ), can be found, accessed, and shared at the click of the mouse. Information can be stored in a compact method and duplicated for distribution at the click of a button. Medical and analytical professionals can use the information, findings, or data that can also help in research. Electronic health or medical records can result in critical decision-making decisions that could save lives. |
You can learn unmatched features and functions that streamline work flow and dramatically improve patient charting electronically. EHR is the answer to the problem of managing paper in the medical office. In conjunction with electronic software and the file cabinet is a comprehensive document management solution that transforms the endless stream of forms, reports, letters and other paper-based data into a valuable information resource. You can easily learn integrated productivity tools that enable you to manage clinical information, patient’s charts, patient information, appointments, insurance, test, medical procedures, diagnosis, prescriptions, coding, processed results, and access patient related data electronically, all-in-one program. Includes records software applications. GAIN HANDS-ON COMPUTER EXPERIENCE WHILE EARNING YOUR CERTIFICATION. Learn the latest most up-to-date technology. Be a step ahead in the world of computers and electronics. Start now. Course Includes: Learn terms related to EHR through out the program. Introduction to Electronic Health Records Understating EHR? Intranet Technologies, Encrypted, ASP EMR, CCR, PHR, ROI HIPAA and Electronic Health Records Standards Authorization Accounting of Disclosures of Protected Health Information Security and Data Backup, and Storage of Information Consolidated Health Informatics Standards IOM’s Core Functions of an EHR Health Information and Data CCHIT Commission for HealthCare Information Technology SC Software EHR Introduction and Setup Password Security Data Setup Editing Information New Patient Information Insurance Information and Editing Clinical Administration The Appointment Calendar Scheduling New and Established Patients Blocking Out Time Slots Navigating Between Multiple Schedules Tracking and Editing Patients Analyzing Patient Tracker and Archive List Locations and Status Patient Information Check Out Messages: Internal, Patient, Urgent with computer applications. Adding Medications and Pharmacies to Messages Printing Prescriptions Patient’s Charts Understanding Electronic Chart Concepts Understanding the Patient’s Chart Screens and Icons. Building and Printing New Patient Face Sheet Allergies Social History PMHX and FMHX Referring Doctors Chart Notes Adding Categories and Storing Electronic List and Documents Ordering Labs, Imaging Items, and Medical Test Electronically Diagnosis, Prescription, and Procedure History Insurance Updating Immunization Records Viewing Electronic Graphs of Labs, Height, Weight, BP, and BMI. Recording Patient’s Vitals Electronically Creating a Letter to or About a Patient Completing and Printing a Patient’s Test Report Digitally Write a Patient’s Excuse Note or Order Form Importing a Text File into a Patient’s Electronic Chart Importing an Image (Picture) into a Patient’s Electronic Chart Flow Sheets Exercises and computer applications included The Office Visit Creating a New Office Visit Understanding the Concept of an Office Visit Note Chief Complaint, History of Present Illness, Review of Systems Vitals, Exam, Diagnosis (DX), Prescriptions (RX, Test, Procedures (Proc) BMI Tables are Provided Looking Up a Drug Monograph Create a Physician Order Form Prescriptions Electronic Signature Verified Activating a New Diagnosis Code Activating a New DX Drug or Medication Code Creating Various Office Visit Reports History & Physical Report Creating a Routing Slip Using the E&M Coder Exercises and computer applications are included Clinical Tools Chart Evaluation Ordering Test in an Office Visit Finding the Correct E&M Code and Diagnosis Superbill Form Patient Instructions Plan of Care Manager Drug and Allergy Interaction Test, Procedures, and Diagnosis Codes Ordering a Lab, Imaging and Medical Test Process a Lab, Imaging, and Medical Test Create Lab, Imaging, and Medical Test Lab Results Creating a Test Report Understanding Test Status Alerts Create a Lab Analyte Managing and Charting Test Documenting and Activating Procedure and Diagnosis Codes Creating a New Procedure Document a Procedure Code (CPT) in an Office Visit Note Creating /Editing Procedure Codes Creating/ Editing ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Codes Faxing a Prescription Electronically HANDS-ON PRACTICE and COMPUTER APPLICATIONS ARE PROVIDED THROUGHOUT THE PROGRAM Electronic Health Record Program provides the conceptual theory and hands-on applications student's need to work in today's medical office, hospital, clinic, healthcare facility, agency, speciality clinic, physical therapy, or any electronic medical practice. Hands-on practice uses a fully functional demo version of SC Electronic Health Record software, which is available for students to use. Sample and Source documents are included. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ High Speed Internet is required. Computer and Medical knowledge is needed. Computer Requirements 800 MHz, or faster processor, 400 MB available disk space, 1 GB of memory. Operating System: Windows 2000 or above, Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger)) or above, or Linux Red Hat Version 7 or above. To be able to complete all exercises, you will need to have access to a network printer or the Internet. Refer to Registration page for more information on computer requirements. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Start Now. Fill out the contact form below for more information, to register for class, or to talk to a career counselor. Take on-line or come in for private like classes with personal training. |
