SimChart for the Medical Office: Learning the Medical Office Workflow - 2026 Edition - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 1st Edition
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- Intuitive and realistic EHR developed for education creates a safe environment to learn documentation skills and practice-readiness
- 110 interactive assignments, tied to 220 ABHES and CAAHEP competencies, provide more than 50 hours of documentation practice within the simulation
- Step-by-step instructions and accompanying SCMO screenshots help you break down common tasks and learn to work accurately and efficiently
- Hands-on practice exercises include front office tasks, clinical documentation skills, and financial management for Medical Assisting, Medical Office, and Medical Billing & Coding
- Discrete tasks simulate actual Medical Assisting administrative duties, such as managing patient scheduling in a multi-doctor practice, documenting a variety of services, processing insurance claims, posting payments, and much more
- Simulation Playground supplements the prebuilt assignments to give you virtually unlimited practice
- Post-case quizzes with auto-grading feature assesses your understanding of MA competencies and standards
- Accreditation competency mapping to CAHIIM (Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education) meets the needs of HIM/HIT programs
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Unit 1 Navigating SimChart for the Medical Office
Unit 2 Front Office
Unit 3 Clinical Care
Unit 4 Coding & Billing
Appendix Showcasing Experience and Portfolio Tips
Glossary
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