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Define and explain classification and vocabulary systems and to compare and contrast the impact of each system on both inpatient and outpatient medical coding. Explain the SNOMED CT vocabulary system and the different types of health care classification systems (ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, and CPT) and provide a brief history of each classification. Write a minimum of 750 words.
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example of Workforce training and emergency response drill for a contingency plan for healthcare?
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example of Communication Planning and Command Center organization, including the management of patient records for a contingency plan for healthcare?
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Medical Center has asked you to develop an educational offering for a group of administrative leaders. You have been asked to speak about the clinical and administrative use of mobile health devices and other digital health technology and Issues and challenges related to data collection, storage, analysis, security, and retrieval of health information. Summarize the key points of the topics provided here that you would like to make to this group of administrators.
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what are the challenges in making risk and quality management decisions in the Healthcare industry
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87 year old male admitted from a long term care facility with a bowel obstruction. History of beginning stages of Alzheimer’s disease, hypertension, and DM which is controlled by diet. He is alert and cooperative. He is able to answer questions appropriately, but unable to self medicate. His bowel blockage is in the sigmoid colon which was removed surgically 2 days ago.
Need a focused assessment on him.
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Please complete a 250-word write-up describing the 8 steps of the billing process
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Explain in detail about the Community - Focused Nursing Process from assessment to evaluation ,Give an example for anyone community problem and write the nursing process which applies for the entire community
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You are in a pharmacogenetics Ph.D. program and have developed a new drug to treat diabetes, which has gone through its first clinical trial. The results of the clinical trial are not conclusive, but you notice that some people did very well on the drug and others suffer serious side effects. With the current results, the FDA will not approve the drug for use with patients. You still have hope that the drug will be effective, but need to do more work to achieve this outcome and complete your Ph.D. degree.
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You are a nurse in a general practice whose current patient is visiting the physician to report her inability to fall asleep or stay asleep five out of seven nights per week. She describes that her husband is an over-the-road trucker and is home about 10 days per month. They have four kids, three in high school, and she works full time as a stockbroker.
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