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Technology And Digital Health Care In Retail Health Clinics

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This course introduces students to technology and digital health within retail health clinics. Concepts covered include patient record management, the exchange of data, proper coding, and data management for the health and wellness of consumers using retail health clinics.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 weeks To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 5 weeks

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    Technology for Consumers

    • Describe various access platforms to patient history.
    • Describe health care technology channels for patients.

    Patient Record Management

    • Explain the patient record management systems.
    • Identify primary users of patient record management systems.

    Coding

    • Differentiate coding systems used in health care.
    • Explain the relationship between proper diagnostics codes and reimbursement.

    Data Management

    • Explain data management tools used to make strategic decisions within health clinics.
    • Describe support resources available for data management.

    Exchange of Health Data

    • Explain how health data is exchanged from clinics to health care entities.
    • Describe Health Information Exchange.
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