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Basics of Medical Documentation: What Aspiring Medical Billers and Coders Need to Know

Northwest Career College

Without accurate medical documentation, insurance claims can be delayed or denied, frustrating patients and physicians. Medical billers and future coders must learn the basics to ensure smooth processing and correct payments. Overcoming these challenges requires attention to detail and strong communication skills.

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Technology in the Pharmacy: How It Impacts Pharmacy Technicians

Northwest Career College

Electronic Health Records The storage and sharing of patient information has literally revolutionized how healthcare providers interact with patients. EHRs allow pharmacy technicians to access patient records much quicker and promptly. This would be valuable to rural communities where a pharmacy is needed.

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How to Patient Scheduling and Appointment Management

Northwest Career College

Keep Records Updated Keeping the patient records updated is necessary. If you confirm proper contact information, insurance information, and changes to their medical history in advance, it can make the day of the appointment much smoother. Communicate Clearly Effective scheduling requires good communication.

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In Demand Career Spotlight: Pediatric Medical Assistant

ACI Medical & Dental School

Phlebotomy & EKG: Performing phlebotomy procedures and administering electrocardiograms (EKGs) , which can be challenging for younger patients. Medical Records Management: Updating and maintaining accurate patient records, including documenting symptoms, medical histories, and treatment procedures.

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How Many Hours Does A Medical Assistant Work?

ACI Medical & Dental School

Clinical Duties: Take patient vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, height, weight). Document medical histories and reason for the visit. Prepare patients for examination by the physician. Administrative Duties: Greet patients as they arrive, check them in, and update their medical records.

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Allscripts EMR vs Custom EHR Solutions

Arkenea

With a modular, interoperable, and scalable design, Allscripts caters to a diverse range of medical practices, from small clinics to large hospital networks. The EMR operates as a centralized digital hub for healthcare providers, enabling them to manage patient records, schedule appointments, write prescriptions, and access diagnostic tools.

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Why Accuracy in Electronic Medical Records Is Important for Patient Care

Northwest Career College

They hold crucial details regarding a patient’s medical record, diagnosis, treatment, medications, etc. In contrast to paper records, EMRs are kept electronically, which allows healthcare professionals to access and update patient records quickly.