Being a Medical Records/Health Information Clerk


Book Description

Unlike other available books on medical records--which focus on management of HIM departments--this one is especially designed for entry-level health information/medical record clerks. It orients learners to the essential step-by-step procedures for being a medical records clerk--from the importance of confidentiality to filing. KEY TOPICS Specific chapter topics cover the health information management department, number and filing methods, processing medical records, assembly and analysis of the medical record, physician incomplete area, confidentiality and release of information, and other medical record clerk functions. For directors, managers/supervisors of HIM departments in hospitals, physicians offices, and outpatient clinics; and also for use in hospitals, and for anyone maintaining medical records.




Being a Medical Records Clerk


Book Description

This practical handbook is the one to turn to for step-by-step procedures on how to easily become a medical records clerk. From coverage of the importance of confidentiality to filing, this guide explores the medical records department ... numbering and filing methods ... processing medical records ... assembling a medical record ... analyzing a medical record ... the physician incomplete area ... confidentiality and release of information ... and other medical record clerk functions. Suitable for medical records clerks.




Jump-Starting a Career in Health Information, Communication & Record Keeping


Book Description

Finding a job in healthcare is no easy task, especially in two years, but this title teaches readers how by focusing in on jobs, such as transcriptionists, health information managers, and administrative staff, that are accessible to those with two-year degrees. Further, this book guides readers through the maze of industry terminology and practices that can often discourage young job-seekers.




Health Information Management


Book Description

Use the guide that offers concise tips to keep your medical records organized and under control. Get help with record systems, storage/retrieval, coding, transcription, computerization, human resources and legal issues.







Medical Record Technician


Book Description

Outlines the educational requirements, duties, salary, employment outlook, and possible future positions for medical records technicians.




Medical Records Specialist


Book Description

The Medical Records Specialist Passbook(R) prepares you for your test by allowing you to take practice exams in the subjects you need to study. It provides hundreds of questions and answers in the areas that will likely be covered on your upcoming exam, including but not limited to: abstracting information from medical records; distinguishing between primary and differential diagnoses; assigning codes; medical terminology; completing forms; and more.




Adventures of a Medical Records & Health Information Technician


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Lined notebook, 110 pages, high quality cover, (6 x 9) inches in size Adventures of an Medical Records & Health Information Technician 110 pages Lined notebook with a Thick Hicg quality Cover Show your appreciation! Be proud of your job! Medical Records & Health Information Technicians are the best Gift for Men or Women, Medical Records & Health Information Technician Appreciation Gifts, Birthday Medical Records & Health Information Technician Gift, Retirement Quote Book for Medical Records & Health Information Technician







Medical Records and the Law


Book Description

Published in conjunction with the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), Medical Records and the Law is the ideal text for programs in HIM as well as a valuable reference for health and legal professionals. The Fourth Edition features an expanded discussion of state laws affecting the use and disclosure of health information and the substantial changes brought about by HIPAA and the growth of electronic health record systems. It also discusses the highly complex interplay of federal and state laws as well as the challenging area of how patient information may be used in connection with medical research involving human subjects.