MEDICAL SCRIBE PROGRAM

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• BRINGING EXCELLENCE TO HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
• 10+ YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE
• INTERNATIONAL ACLAIMED WITH ISO & GOVT APPROVED
• LIFETIME FREE PERSONALIZED TUTORING FOR SUCCESS

Medical Scribe Programs and Trainings course will develop best career as a medical scriber and will train to transcribe the hardest & common medical reports used in healthcare settings & Industry. Medical Scribe course online syllabus is designed in consideration with the short duration with minimal fee and all medical life science professional’s eligibility in India and globally.

The medical scribe is a clinical paraprofessional liable for working with documentation connected with specialist patient cooperation’s. The scribe has numerous different obligations too which incorporate – however are not restricted to – recording, entering and keeping up with data in EHR or electronic wellbeing records. A medical scribe will likewise gather and sort out information, take correspondence, plan arrangements and perform other administrative errands.

SYLLABUS

MEDICAL SCRIBE OVERVIEW

• Clinical Environment Overview

1. Clinical Settings
2. Clinical Care Team

• Electronic Medical Record

1. What are Medical Records?
2. Who uses Medical Records?

• Medical Scribe Role

1. Scribe Duties & Scope of Practice
2. Scribe Professionalism
3. Scribe Attestation
4. Typical day of a scribe

• Physician Reimbursement

1. Medical Coding and Billing
2. ICD-10 Codes
3. CPT Codes
4. Medical Coding Changes 1
5. Medical Coding Changes 2

TERMINOLOGY & MEDICAL ABBREVIATIONS

• Terminology

1. Medical Terminology Introduction
2. Body Position
3. Anatomical Movement
4. Conditions & Symptoms

• Medical Abbreviations

1. General Abbreviations
2. Prescription Abbreviations
3. Common Conditions Abbreviations
4. Anatomy Abbreviations

• Medications

1. Medication Overview
2. Common Drugs

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

• Musculoskeletal System
• Respiratory System
• Cardiovascular System
• Nervous System
• Endocrine System
• Gastrointestinal System
• Urinary System
• Reproductive System
• Lymphatic System
• Immune System
• Integumentary System

MEDICAL CHARTING

• Overview of Medical Charts

1. SOAP Note
2. EHR Charts & Notes

• Subjective

1. Chief Complaint & History of Present Illness
2. Review of Systems
3. Patient Histories
4. Subjective Practice Scenario 1*
5. Subjective Practice Scenario 2*

• Objective: Physical Exam

1. Vital Signs
2. Physical Exam
3. Detailed Exams
4. Physical Exam Practice Scenario*

• Objective: Diagnostic Tests

1. Common Lab Tests
2. Imaging
3. EKG
4. Other Diagnostic Tests
5. In-office Procedures

• Assessment & Plan

1. Medical Decision Making
2. Documenting Medical Decision Making
3. Assessment & Plan Practice Scenario*

• Clinical Practice Scenario

1. Full Charting Practice Scenario*

• Levels of Chart Coding

1. Levels of Chart Coding

HIPPA

• What is HIPAA?

1. HIPAA Introduction
2. Protected Health Information
3. Regulated Entities
4. HIPAA Privacy Rule
5. HIPAA Security Rule

• HIPAA in Healthcare

1. HIPAA Compliance
2. Permissible Disclosure and Use
3. HIPAA Violations

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