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Introduction To Medical Practice Management
by Montone,DeborahEdition:
1st
ISBN13:
9781418040925
ISBN10:
1418040924
Format:
Paperback
Pub. Date:
6/20/2012
Publisher(s):
Cengage Learning
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Summary
This book brings you through the different aspects of running a healthcare facility. To be a successful manager, you need to understand the fundamentals of the roles of the staff within the healthcare facility. By understanding the fundamentals, you can then teach your staff, train new personnel, and monitor or audit procedures that occur in every day practices. The book takes a two-tiered approach to each topic, and organizes each unit into two chapters. The first chapter in the unit reviews the fundamentals of that department or area, while the second chapter provides the tools to manage that department or area. With today's healthcare environment so highly regulated and governed with rules, a manager also needs to be knowledgeable not only in the basics of the position but in the vast rules and regulations governing today's and tomorrow's needs.
Table of Contents
| The Frontline Receptionist | |
| Fundamentals: The Frontline Receptionist | |
| Managing the Frontline Receptionist | |
| Human Resources | |
| Fundamentals: Human Resources | |
| Managing Human Resources | |
| The Revenue Cycle | |
| Fundamentals: The Revenue Cycle | |
| Managing the Revenue Cycle | |
| Medical Records | |
| Fundamentals: Medical Records | |
| Managing Medical Records | |
| Audits | |
| Fundamentals: Audits | |
| Managing Audits | |
| Regulatory Agencies | |
| Fundamentals: Regulatory Agencies | |
| Managing Regulatory Agencies | |
| Web sites | |
| ABN guidelines | |
| OIG work plan | |
| JCAHO patient safety goals | |
| Employee manual | |
| Compliance guidelines per Federal Register | |
| Orientation presentation | |
| E & M guidelines for auditing | |
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