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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 12-13-2005 |
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HIM206
2006 Fall – 2011 Summer II |
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2.0 Credit(s) 3.0 Period(s) 2.7 Load Occ |
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Health
Information Management in Alternative Care Settings |
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Characteristics of non-acute care organizations in the
United States. Standards and regulations for health records in those settings
according to state, federal, and accrediting agencies. Applicable health
record content and health information practices. Prerequisites: HIM140 or permission of
Program Director. |
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MCCCD
Official Course Competencies: |
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HIM206 2006
Fall – 2011 Summer II |
Health Information Management in Alternative Care Settings
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Describe the types of settings that provide ambulatory,
long- term, home health, hospice, behavioral health, rehabilitative,
correctional, and other care services in the United States. (I-VIII) |
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Describe the types of patients and professionals that
provide care in each type of health care setting. (I-VIII) |
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Identify the organizations responsible for accrediting,
certifying, and licensing various health care facilities. (I- VIII) |
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Interpret the survey standards for health information
services and prepare required reports. (I-VIII) |
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List and describe the record content and documentation
requirements for home health care, ambulatory care, hospice programs,
long-term care, behavioral health, rehabilitative, correctional facilities,
and other health organizations. (I- VIII) |
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Analyze health records for required documentation.
(I-VIII) |
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Correlate reimbursement systems with the applicable health
care setting. (I-VIII) |
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Contrast health information practices in acute care
hospitals to those in other settings. (I-VIII) |
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MCCCD
Official Course Outline: |
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HIM206 2006
Fall – 2011 Summer II |
Health Information Management in Alternative Care Settings
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I. Ambulatory Care A. Types of settings B. Types of patients C. Health care
professionals D. Standards and
regulations E. Record content and
documentation requirements F. Reimbursement systems G. Health information
practices 1. Systems 2. Coding 3. Other functions 4. Roles H. Acute care comparison II. Long-Term Care A. Types of settings B. Types of patients C. Health care
professionals D. Standards and
regulations E. Record content and
documentation requirements F. Reimbursement systems G. Health information
practices 1. Systems 2. Coding 3. Other functions 4. Roles H. Acute care comparison III. Behavioral Health Care
A. Types of settings B. Types of patients C. Health care
professionals D. Standards and
regulations E. Record content and
documentation requirements F. Reimbursement systems G. Health information
practices 1. Systems 2. Coding 3. Other functions 4. Roles H. Acute care comparison IV. Rehabilitative Care A. Types of settings B. Types of patients C. Health care
professionals D. Standards and
regulations E. Record content and
documentation requirements F. Reimbursement systems G. Health information
practices 1. Systems 2. Coding 3. Other functions 4. Roles H. Acute care comparison V. Home Health Care A. Types of settings B. Types of patients C. Health care
professionals D. Standards and
regulations E. Record content and
documentation requirements F. Reimbursement systems G. Health information
practices 1. Systems 2. Coding 3. Other functions 4. Roles H. Acute care comparison VI. Hospice Care A. Types of settings B. Types of patients C. Health care
professionals D. Standards and
regulations E. Record content and
documentation requirements F. Reimbursement systems G. Health information
practices 1. Systems 2. Coding 3. Other functions 4. Roles H. Acute care comparison VII. Correctional Health
Care A. Types of settings B. Types of patients C. Health care
professionals D. Standards and
regulations E. Record content and
documentation requirements F. Reimbursement systems G. Health information
practices 1. Systems 2. Coding 3. Other functions 4. Roles H. Acute care comparison VIII. Other Health Care
Organizations A. Types of settings B. Types of patients C. Health care
professionals D. Standards and
regulations E. Record content and
documentation requirements F. Reimbursement systems G. Health information
practices 1. Systems 2. Coding 3. Other functions 4. Roles H. Acute care comparison |