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Giving patient education: Teaching patients about their careplans, medications, and management for their conditions is another essential PN duty for continuation of care. Reporting: PNs communicate with physicians and care teams regarding patient status.
From electronic health records and clinical research papers to medical imaging reports and patient communications, the sheer volume of healthcare information grows exponentially each year. Yet accessing the right information at the right time remains one of the biggest challenges facing medical professionals today.
Patient education : Through educational resources, patients can gain a better understanding of their health matters and treatment options, which can lead to more productive communication with healthcare providers. Explanation of Benefits (EOB): Understanding an EOB can be complex due to medicalcodes and insurance jargon.
Providers are trained to document from a clinical care standpoint. Coders are trained to document based on coding guidelines, governmental, or insurance standards. This causes gaps in communication between the physician and the coder,” said Hess. Prolonged services and advanced careplanning are often missed, for example.
Providers are trained to document from a clinical care standpoint. Coders are trained to document based on coding guidelines, governmental, or insurance standards. This causes gaps in communication between the physician and the coder,” said Hess. Prolonged services and advanced careplanning are often missed, for example.
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