Records and Health Information Management

Name: Records and Health Information Management
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Learn Electronic Health Records

Created byValerie Boyd- Holsinger

Last updated 1/2019

English

What you'll learn

Process patient admission and discharge documents
Enter, record, store, and maintain information, such as demographics characteristics, history and extent of disease, diagnostic procedures, or treatments in the Electronic Medical Record
Understand the terminology and concepts related to third-party reimbursement
Use computer hardware and software, including applications, to enter data and process information using medical record (EMR) software

Course content

1 section • 13 lectures • 1h 43m total length

Introduction5:59
After completing this introduction students will have gained a better understanding of HITECH and EHR .
Role of the EHR Specialist5:00
Students will understand the roles that Electronic Health Records Specialist play in the healthcare environment.
History of Electronic Health Records7:29
Understanding where we have been is essential to planning and mapping out the directions that EHR must take in the future. In this lesson students will gain an understanding of the history of electronic health records.
Electronic Health Records Standards and Functions18:40
Students will be able to identify vocabulary standards.
Steps to EHR Implementation8:01
Students will have gained a better understanding of the process necessary to implement an EHR system.
Electronic Health Records Administrative Process
Personal Health Record and Continuing Care Record7:22
Students will be able to define the difference between a personal health record and continuing care record.
Clinical Intake Practice
Patient Communication5:37
Students will be able to understand the importance of patient communication and how it effects their healthcare.
Consents, Acknowledgements, Advance Directives, and Authorizations11:37
Students will be able to indicate how consents, notices, authorizations for release of information, and how advance directives are incorporated into an EHR.
Examination/Assessment Notes, Graphics, and Charts10:40
Students will be able to differentiate structured data from unstructured data by providing examples of each.
Clinical Assessment
Problem Medication and Allergy List3:58
Students will be able to describe the office workflow process that will assure that the summary lists in each patient's EHR are reviewed and updated routinely to maintain their accuracy, completeness, and currency.
Medication Orders and Administration3:16
Students will be able to describe the office workflow process that will assure that the summary lists in each patient's EHR are reviewed and updated routinely to maintain their accuracy, completeness, and currency.
Coding, Billing, and Practice Reports9:10
Students will be able to describe the office workflow process that will assure that the summary lists in each patient's EHR are reviewed and updated routinely to maintain their accuracy, completeness, and currency.
Research, Registries, and Reportable Events6:32
Students will be able to define terms and key concepts used in relation to the research process.

Requirements

A desire to learn

Description

This course was created for those looking to advance their career or to start a new career in the healthcare industry. This course will also refresh the essential knowledge needed to stay up to date in a fact-paced field, and to prepare to sit for the industry standard certification exam. If you ever wanted to learn more about Electronic Medical Records look no further!

Who this course is for:

Anyone seeking a new job skill or to refresh or refine existing healthcare knowledge