cover image - Medical Office Administration: A Worktext - Elsevier E-Book on VitalSource, 6th Edition
ISBN: 9780443279386
Copyright: 2027
Publication Date: 02-27-2026
Page Count: 432
Imprint: Elsevier
List Price: $112.99

Medical Office Administration: A Worktext - Elsevier E-Book on VitalSource, 6th Edition

by Brenda A. Potter, BS, CPC-I, CPC

Elsevier eBook on VitalSource

cover image - Medical Office Administration: A Worktext - Elsevier E-Book on VitalSource, 6th Edition
ISBN: 9780443279386
Copyright: 2027
Publication Date: 02-27-2026
Page Count: 432
Imprint: Elsevier
List Price: $112.99
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Help students learn the skills they need to succeed in the modern medical office! Medical Office Administration: A Worktext, 6th Edition provides a clear, hands-on approach to help students master the role and responsibilities of the administrative medical assistant. With a focus on exceptional patient service, this easy-to-read text stresses comprehension, application, and critical thinking to ensure students are job-ready on day one. When used in conjunction with SimChart® for the Medical Office, Elsevier’s educational EHR (sold separately), students will gain realistic experience with day-to-day tasks as if you were in an actual office setting. This worktext helps you develop the knowledge and skills you need to think critically and respond confidently to the challenges you’ll encounter on the job.
    • NEW content correlates to the most recent medical assisting competencies
    • UPDATED illustrations and screenshots visually reinforce key concepts
    • NEW content correlates to the most recent medical assisting competencies
    • UPDATED illustrations and screenshots visually reinforce key concepts
    • Approachable writing style uses a conversational tone for ease of understanding
    • Procedure checklists outline the steps required to complete a full range of administrative tasks
    • Patient-centered focus highlights the importance of exceptional service as a key component of every medical assisting competency
    • Think About It feature encourages students to apply their knowledge to realistic work situations and develop critical thinking
    • Chapter checkpoints promote comprehension with questions following sections of the text
    • Compliance tips provide focused guidance on how to follow HIPAA mandates
    • Learning resources on the companion Evolve website provide extra practice, including chapter quizzes and interactive forms
    • UNIQUE! Correlation with NEW SimChart® for the Medical Office (SCMO) exercises simulates all aspects of the administrative functions that make up the day-to-day practice of a medical office (SCMO sold separately)
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    1 The Career of a Medical Administrative Assistant
    2 The Healthcare Team
    3 Medical Law and Ethics
    4 The Diverse Community of Patients
    5 Interpersonal Communications
    7 Patient Reception and Registration
    8 Health Information Management
    9 Procedure and Diagnosis Coding
    10 Medical Billing
    11 Health Insurance and Health Benefits Programs
    12 Business Operations of the Medical Office
    13 Financial Management
    14 Human Resource Management
    15 Job Search Essentials

    Appendix A Answers to Think About It Questions
    Appendix B Competency Assessment Checklist
    Appendix C Using SimChart
  • Brenda A. Potter, BS, CPC-I, CPC, Medical Administrative Program Director, Minnesota State Community & Technical College, Moorhead, MN, USA
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