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Paperless Medical Office: Using Harris CareTracker, Spiral bound Version New edition [Spiraalköide]

(Uuem väljaanne: 9781337614191)
(Columbus State Community College), (Solano Community College)
  • Formaat: Spiral bound, 688 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 276x244x35 mm, kaal: 1451 g, illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 29-Apr-2014
  • Kirjastus: Delmar Cengage Learning
  • ISBN-10: 1133278957
  • ISBN-13: 9781133278955 (Uuem väljaanne: 9781337614191)
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  • Formaat: Spiral bound, 688 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 276x244x35 mm, kaal: 1451 g, illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 29-Apr-2014
  • Kirjastus: Delmar Cengage Learning
  • ISBN-10: 1133278957
  • ISBN-13: 9781133278955 (Uuem väljaanne: 9781337614191)
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This practical text provides step-by-step, hands-on instruction in using Optum™ PM and Physician EMR, a fully integrated, CCHIT and ONC-ATCB certified Practice Management and Electronic Health Record (EHR) solution. This unique instructional package combines an engaging, reader-friendly text with online access to the Optum™ PM and Physician EMR system, enabling readers to learn the features, functions, and workflows of administrative, practice management, clinical, and billing activities using a live electronic medical record (EMR) program. In addition to connecting essential EHR concepts to real-world scenarios and tools, the authors link knowledge and activities to the CEHRS credential, with CEHRS Exam Connections highlighted throughout the text. Chapters emphasize key topics such as patient demographics and registration, appointment scheduling, EMR clinical duties, and administrative tasks including billing and collections. For additional context, numerous applied learning Case Studies provide valuable perspective and feature relevant activities and exercises to help prepare readers for professional success in this dynamic, rapidly growing field.
List of Activities
ix
How to Use the Book xi
Preface xv
System Requirements for Optum™ PM and Physician EMR xxiii
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Paperless Medical Office
1(44)
Paper Records vs. Paperless Records
4(3)
Sustainability
4(1)
Government Health Initiatives
5(2)
Converting the Practice
7(1)
Introduction of CEHRS™ Exam Outline
7(3)
The EHR Specialist---Administrative and Practice Management
9(1)
Administrative Workflows in Optum™
10(2)
Practice Management
12(3)
Front Office
12(1)
Billing
12(2)
Administrative
14(1)
Classification Systems
15(1)
Coding Systems
16(10)
International Classification of Diseases (ICD)
17(6)
Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®)
23(1)
Healthcare Common Procedural Coding System (HCPCS)
24(2)
Electronic Medical Records
26(5)
Core Functions of the EMR/EHR
27(1)
Advantages of Electronic Medical/Health Records
28(1)
Duties of an EHR Specialist
29(1)
Pitfalls of the Electronic Health Record
30(1)
Clinical Workflows in Optum™
31(2)
Common Acronyms and Terminology
33(3)
CEHRS™ Clinical Components
36(1)
Computer Physician Order Entry
36(9)
Medical Terminology
37(4)
Coding Fundamentals
41(4)
Chapter 2 Introduction to Optum™ PM and Physician EMR
45(68)
Log in to Optum™
46(5)
Help System
51(7)
Using the Optum™ PM and Physician EMR Help Window
51(1)
Contents
52(1)
Search
52(1)
Training
53(3)
Support
56(1)
Glossary
57(1)
Print
57(1)
Forward and Back
58(1)
Main Menu and Navigation
58(7)
Home Overview
58(1)
Dashboard Overview
59(6)
Administration Features and Functions
65(34)
Practice--Daily Administration
66(5)
Practice--System Administration
71(11)
Clinical--Daily Administration
82(2)
Clinical--System Administration
84(2)
Clinical Import/Export
86(1)
Setup
86(13)
Message Center
99(14)
Accessing the Messages Application
99(1)
Message Center Templates
100(1)
ToDo Application
100(3)
Mail
103(4)
Queue
107(1)
Fax Capabilities of Optum™
108(5)
Chapter 3 Patient Demographics and Registration
113(48)
Name Bar
114(4)
Demographics
118(12)
Patient Search
119(1)
Patient Alerts
120(2)
Name
122(1)
Pictures
123(1)
Addresses
123(1)
Phones
124(1)
Chart Number
125(1)
Date of Birth
125(1)
Social Security Number
125(1)
Gender
125(1)
Notes
126(1)
VIP Flag
127(2)
Responsible Party
129(1)
New Insurance
129(1)
Employers
129(1)
Search for a Patient
130(5)
Register New Patients
135(18)
Scan/Attach Insurance Card(s)
147(4)
Print Patient Demographics Report
151(2)
Edit Patient Information
153(1)
Eligibility Checks
154(7)
Chapter 4 Appointment Scheduling
161(68)
Book Appointments
163(21)
Booking an Appointment Using Find
170(3)
Forcing an Appointment
173(2)
Reschedule Appointments
175(4)
Cancel Appointments
179(3)
Appointment Conflicts
182(2)
Non-Patient Appointments
184(3)
Add Patient to the Wait List
187(4)
Mini-Menu
189(2)
Daily Schedule
191(14)
Month Application
191(1)
Calendar Display
192(3)
Family
195(1)
Advanced
196(1)
Recalls
197(2)
History
199(1)
TeleVox®
200(5)
Check in Patients
205(2)
Create a Batch
207(22)
Setting Operator Preferences
208(7)
Accept a Payment
215(5)
Journals
220(9)
Chapter 5 Preliminary Duties in the EMR
229(38)
Electronic Medical Records
230(9)
Meaningful Use
230(1)
Background of Meaningful Use
230(3)
Tools within Optum™ to Assist Providers with Meaningful Use
233(4)
Activating Care Management
237(2)
Navigating the Medical Record Module
239(12)
Patient Detail Bar
240(3)
Viewing Encounter Information
243(2)
Patient Medical History Pane
245(2)
Clinical Toolbar
247(2)
Chart Summary
249(2)
Maintenance Functions That Affect Optum™ EMR
251(16)
Room Maintenance
251(3)
Custom Resources
254(1)
Favorite Lab Maintenance
255(3)
Manage Immunization Lots
258(9)
Chapter 6 Patient Work-Up
267(52)
Setting Operator Preferences in the Batch Application
268(1)
Overview of the Clinical Today Module
269(9)
Appointments
269(2)
Tasks Menu
271(7)
Retrieving and Updating the Patient's Electronic Medical Record
278(32)
Updating the Patient's Medication List
279(5)
Updating the Patient's Allergy Information
284(3)
Updating the Patient's Immunization Status
287(1)
Accessing the History Application
288(7)
Recording Patient's Vital Signs and Chief Complaint
295(5)
Viewing Flow Sheets
300(2)
Pediatric Growth Chart
302(4)
Accessing the Patient Care Management Application
306(4)
Creating Progress Notes
310(9)
Progress Note Templates
310(9)
Chapter 7 Completing the Visit
319(82)
Completing Requisitions for Diagnostic Orders
320(14)
Enter New Lab Orders
323(11)
Creating and Printing Prescriptions
334(16)
Create Prescriptions
336(7)
Print Prescriptions
343(7)
Accessing the Immunization Application
350(8)
Add Immunizations
351(5)
Print Immunization Records
356(1)
View the Activity Log of an Immunization
357(1)
Pulling Up and Recording Patient Education
358(3)
Advanced Features for Patient Education
360(1)
Creating Clinical Letters
361(9)
Access the Correspondence Application
363(1)
Add Patient Correspondence
364(3)
Work with Patient Correspondence
367(1)
Activate and Deactivate Correspondence
367(1)
Print the Correspondence Log
368(2)
Creating Referrals
370(10)
Access the Referrals and Authorizations Application
371(1)
Create Outgoing Referrals
371(4)
Create Incoming Referrals
375(5)
Completing a Visit for Billing Purposes
380(21)
Completing a Visit
380(6)
Open Encounters
386(5)
Unsigned Notes
391(10)
Chapter 8 Other Clinical Documentation
401(60)
The Progress Notes Application
402(16)
Access and View Progress Notes
403(5)
Filter Progress Note Templates
408(2)
Manage Progress Note Templates
410(8)
Access and Record Results
418(13)
Entering Results Manually
420(4)
Viewing Results
424(7)
Recording Messages
431(16)
Message Center Templates
431(1)
ToDos
432(4)
Mail
436(11)
Recall Letters
447(5)
Add Recalls
448(3)
Update Recall Details
451(1)
Running an Immunization Lot Number Report
452(9)
Immunization Export
452(1)
Immunization Lot Number Report
453(8)
Chapter 9 Billing
461(74)
Create a Batch
463(4)
Setting Operator Preferences
463(4)
Manually Enter a Charge
467(10)
Edit an Unposted Charge
477(7)
Journals
481(3)
Generate Claims
484(10)
Electronic Submission of Claims
484(3)
Paper Claim Batches
487(7)
Electronic Remittance
494(41)
Post Payments and Adjustments
495(8)
Insurance Payment Reconciliation and Follow-Up
503(1)
Matching Unmatched Transactions
504(1)
Print Insurance EOBs
505(3)
Denials
508(7)
Credit Balances
515(4)
Unapplied Payments
519(3)
Billing Statements
522(1)
Verify Payments
523(6)
View or Edit Batch Deposits
529(6)
Chapter 10 ClaimsManager and Collections
535(58)
ClaimsManager
536(15)
EncoderPro
537(1)
Claims Worklist Overview
538(3)
Claim Summary Fields and Features
541(1)
Work the Claims Worklist
542(8)
Work Crossover Claims
550(1)
Work Unpaid Claims
551(9)
Electronically Checking Claim Status
552(4)
Working Unpaid/Inactive Claims
556(4)
Generate Patient Statements
560(6)
Reprinting Statements
564(2)
Patient Collections
566(3)
Financial Classes
566(3)
Collection Status
569(4)
New Status
570(1)
Open Collection Status
570(1)
Review Status
570(1)
Collections Actual Status
570(1)
Collections Pending Status
571(1)
Collections Pending - NS Status
571(1)
Hold Status
571(1)
Transfer Private Pay Balances
571(1)
Moving Patients to Collections
572(1)
Collection Actions
573(6)
Collection Letters
579(6)
Adding a Form Letter to Quick Picks
584(1)
Generate Collection Letters
585(8)
Chapter 11 Applied Learning for the Paperless Medical Office
593(24)
Case Study 11-1 Julia Hernandez
593(7)
Step 1 Register a New Patient and Schedule an Appointment
593(1)
Step 2 Enter Payment, Check In Patient, and Complete Patient Registration
594(1)
Step 3 Patient Work-Up
594(4)
Step 4 Complete the Visit
598(1)
Step 5 Capture the Visit and Sign the Note
598(1)
Step 6 Other Clinical Documentation
599(1)
Step 7 Verify Charges and Generate a Claim
599(1)
Step 8 Process Remittance (EOB) and Transfer to Private Pay
599(1)
Step 9 Work Claims and Generate Patient Statement
599(1)
Case Study 11-2 Delores Simpson
600(3)
Step 1 Search the Database and Schedule an Appointment
600(1)
Step 2 Check In Patient
600(1)
Step 3 Patient Work-Up
600(2)
Step 4 Complete the Visit
602(1)
Step 5 Capture the Visit and Sign the Note
602(1)
Step 6 Verify Charges and Generate a Claim
603(1)
Step 7 Process Remittance (EOB) and Transfer to Private Pay
603(1)
Step 8 Work Claims and Generate Patient Statement
603(1)
Case Study 11-3 Adam Zotto
603(6)
Step 1 Search the Database and Schedule an Appointment
603(1)
Step 2 Enter Payment and Check In Patient
604(1)
Step 3 Patient Work-Up
604(3)
Step 4 Complete the Visit
607(1)
Step 5 Capture the Visit and Sign the Note
608(1)
Step 6 Other Clinical Documentation
608(1)
Step 7 Verify Charges and Generate a Claim
609(1)
Step 8 Process Remittance (EOB) and Transfer to Private Pay
609(1)
Step 9 Work Claims and Generate Patient Statement
609(1)
Case Study 11-4 Barbara Watson
609(4)
Step 1 Search the Database and Schedule an Appointment
609(1)
Step 2 Enter Payment and Check In Patient
610(1)
Step 3 Patient Work-Up
610(2)
Step 4 Complete the Visit
612(1)
Step 5 Capture the Visit and Sign the Note
612(1)
Step 6 Verify Charges and Generate a Claim
612(1)
Step 7 Process Remittance (EOB) and Transfer to Private Pay
612(1)
Step 8 Work Claims and Generate Patient Statement
613(1)
Case Study 11-5 Craig X. Smith
613(2)
Step 1 Search the Database and Schedule an Appointment
613(1)
Step 2 Enter Payment and Check In Patient
613(1)
Step 3 Patient Work-Up
613(2)
Step 4 Capture the Visit and Sign the Note
615(1)
Step 5 Verify Charges and Generate a Claim
615(1)
Step 6 Process Remittance (EOB) and Transfer to Private Pay
615(1)
Step 7 Work Claims and Generate Patient Statement
615(1)
Case Study 11-6 Transfer to Collections
615(1)
Case Study 11-7 Operator Activity Log
616(1)
Case Study 11-8 View the VIP Log
616(1)
Case Study 11-9 Close the Fiscal Periods and Fiscal Years
616(1)
Appendix A 617(52)
Appendix B 669(16)
Glossary 685(5)
Index 690
Currently a faculty member at Columbus State Community College, Michelle Heller has worked in health care and health care education for the past 30 years. She has received a variety of "Outstanding Teacher" awards from institutions in which she has taught, as well as the Ohio Council of Private Career Schools and Colleges. A frequent presenter and the author of multiple textbooks, Heller has served as both director of education and director of the Medical Assisting Program for the Ohio Institute of Health Careers. She also serves on the ABHES Medical Assisting programmatic accreditation committee. Virginia Ferrari, BA, MHA, CEHRS is a faculty member at Solano Community College in the Career / Technical Education division, where she teaches medical front office, medical coding, and small business courses. In addition, she has been a contributing author for multiple Cengage / Delmar Learning textbooks, including the Seventh Edition of MEDICAL ASSISTING: ADMINISTRATIVE AND CLINICAL COMPETENCIES. Prior to joining Solano Community College, Ferrari served as the manager of extended services for one of the fastest-growing physicians networks in the San Francisco Bay area. In addition to overseeing the conversion and implementation of electronic medical records, she served on the Best Practice Committee, Customer Satisfaction Committee, Pilot Project for Risk Adjust Coding, and Team Up for Health, a national collaborative for Diabetes Self-Management Education. Ferrari holds dual undergraduate degrees in sociology and family and consumer studies from Central Washington University and a Master's Degree in Health Administration from the University of Phoenix.