Plunkett's Procedures for the Medical Administrative Assistant Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 5th Edition
Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
Written in a clear, engaging style, Plunkett’s Procedures for the Medical Administrative Assistant, 5th Edition provides instruction for all the essential office procedures required by today's medical office administrative assistants in Canada — whether they work in a medical office, a complementary care office, or in a hospital setting. It contains the most current information available in the field, and specifically reflects health care in Canada. Chapters address the diverse skills and knowledge required by a medical office administrative assistant, such as good communication, privacy, customer service, stress management, medical transcription, filing, appointment booking, physical and virtual meetings, billing (ICD-10-CA), and more.
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Plunkett's Procedures for the Canadian Medical Administrative Assistant - Elsevier E-Book on VitalSource
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- UPDATED! Expanded coverage of healthcare plans across Canada
- NEW! Coverage of Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
- NEW! Four colour design with new art programme better illustrates current concepts and improves readability and visual appeal
- NEW! Evolve site including TEACH lesson plans, a test bank, TEACH PowerPoint slides, image collection for instructors; chapter review questions, review questions, videos, forms and templates, audio glossary, and more!
- UPDATED! Reflects contemporary standards, technological tools, and terminology used in day-to-day modern health care practice
- NEW! Chapter order and comprehensive Table of Contents
- NEW! New and revised teaching and learning tools – including: learning objectives, key terms, assignment boxes, tips, critical thinking boxes, and Did You Know boxes
- UPDATED! Reflects current privacy legislation (PIPEDA) and changes to provincial and territorial Freedom of Information acts
- Written in an accessible, clear, engaging, and easy to understand style
- Quintessentially Canadian content and viewpoint
- Examples and exercises delve deeper into topic areas
- Key terms, learning objectives, end-of-chapter assignments, and discussion questions throughout
- Extensive offering of working papers and templates allow for extra practice on tasks and scenarios encountered in the medical office environment
- Continuation of the beloved Dr. Plunkett theme
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- NEW! Four Colour design with new art programme better illustrates current concepts and improves readability and visual appeal
- UPDATED! Expanded coverage of healthcare plans across Canada
- NEW! Coverage of Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
- NEW! Evolve site including chapter review questions, review questions, videos, forms and templates, audio glossary, and more!
- UPDATED! Reflects contemporary standards, technological tools, and terminology used in day-to-day modern health care practice
- NEW! New and revised learning tools – including: learning objectives, key terms, assignment boxes, tips, critical thinking boxes, and Did You Know boxes
- UPDATED! Reflects current privacy legislation (PIPEDA) and changes to provincial and territorial Freedom of Information acts
- NEW! Chapter order and comprehensive Table of Contents
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Part 1: Introduction to the Health Care Environment
1. Your Future as a Medical Administrative Assistant
2. Health Associations and the Law
Part 2: Tools and Procedures for the Medical Administrative Assistant
3. Reception, Booking Appointments and Clinical Responsibilities
4. Patient Records Management
5. The Telephone and eCommunication Tools
6. Office Correspondence: Mail, Memos, Letters, and Envelopes
7. Health Insurance Plans
8. Financial Records
9. Managing Office Supplies
10. The Procedures Manual
11. Meeting Organization
12. Hospital Records, Requisitions, and Reports
Part 3: Career Development
13. Your Job Search
Appendices:
A: Common Abbreviations Used in the Health Care Field
B: Laboratory Medicine
C: Pharmacology
D: Reference Resources -
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