For use as a core text in high school medical clerical classes, proprietary schools and community college courses.
An introduction for the medical clerical worker, this text not only teaches an overview of information needed, but also introduces students to the opportunities to branch out into allied fields, including medical records and billing. Concise and well-written, this text focuses on front office administrative training; and is up-to-date with regulations and technology. It includes updated insurance forms, procedures, and codes, as well as diagnostic testing to prepare students for the ever-changing health care environment.
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Höhe: 276 mm
Breite: 213 mm
Dicke: 22 mm
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978-0-13-112672-5 (9780131126725)
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Jacquelyn Marshall, BA, MT, MA, has been a health care worker, serving as a clinical laboratory scientist, for over twenty years. Ms. Marshall has also served as a science curriculum writer/consultant and has developed Model Curriculum Standards for Vocational Health Occupations throughout California. She has also taught vocational health care courses after receiving a teaching credential. Ms. Marshall currently is a freelance medical writer and is author of eight textbooks. She has also developed several instructor's guides and has edited and contributed to three medical series.
(NOTE: Each chapter contains Vocabulary, Objectives, and Learning Activities.)
1. Introduction to Being a Medical Clerical Worker.
2. Medical Ethics and Legal Responsibilities.
3. Medical Terminology.
4. Safety and Emergency Care.
5. The Human Body in Health and Disease.
6. Dealing Successfully with Patients and Coworkers.
7. Reception Techniques.
8. Written Communications.
9. The Patient's Record.
10. Understanding Medication Orders.
11. Diagnostic Testing.
12. Medical Office Information Technology.
13. Health Insurance.
14. Daily Financial Responsibilities: Bookkeeping.
15. Daily Financial Responsibilities: Billing and Collection.
16. Daily Financial Responsibilities: Banking Procedures.
17. Office Maintenance and Management.
18. Finding the Right Job.