Database Inclusion Criteria

* Meet each and every target physician and entire office staff within the first two weeks in the field. Leave contact information. Identify decision makers within clinics.

Used the same program to chart patient vital signs, assessments, input and output, safety and medications among other requirements.

Inspect and manage medical records to insure that the correct information is being used for the right patient.

Four weeks into the observation period, the following has been determined: there are no training protocols for employees, unused job descriptions, an outdated procedure manual, little staff oversight, no formal collection of demographics and statistical patient data, no formal operating/marketing budget, no centralized tracking of monies coming and going, no client follow up, no client engagement, and no staff reviews. While this consulting project will take almost 2 years to complete and will be the focus project of my degree program, the purpose of this assignment at Alverno College, I will focus on the task assessment, addressing: job descriptions, oversight, training, and reviews. Due to the nature of the above tasks and the amount of time for development and testing of implemented tasks, some of the information presented will be theoretical and purely conjecture, at this

* Check how their patients are doing on certain parameters—such as blood pressure readings or vaccinations

Electronic Health Record (EHR) is an electronic version of a patients medical history, that is maintained by the provider over time, and may include all of the key administrative clinical data relevant to that persons care under a particular provider, including demographics, progress notes, problems, medications, vital signs, past medical history, immunizations, laboratory data and radiology reports (Ehlke & Morone, 2013). The incentives from both of this articles will result in the delivery of quality care to many individuals in

The technology product will be used as onboarding training for new PAS and as refresher on competencies for experienced PAS. The the content will include lessons on all electronic health record platforms and resources that are used in researching medications and compiling the PTA medication list for use in reconciliation. Team member orientation also involves learning the process of completing the PAS standard work. This work includes monitoring patient lists, interviewing patients or other knowledgeable individuals about the medication taken by the patient, verifying the infomation with the pharmacy, primary physician, insurance company, etc., and updating the patient chart to reflect the information. Time management and documentation are also included.

A detail financial and clinical benefit report will be provided to key stakeholders. The project team will educate and discuss federal and state rules and regulations. Staff meeting and town hall meeting

Data privacy is vital to healthcare organizations and the health information they store. Johns (YEAR) defines data security as “a collection of protection measures and practices that safeguard data, computers, and associated resources from undesired occurrences and exposures” (p. 207). To protect their information, organizations must develop a data security program to meet the needs of Health Information Portability Accountability Act (HIPAA), stakeholders, and the business’s needs. Additionally following the guidelines set by HIPAA is key to being in compliance with the law. These programs differ depending on the organizations that are required to establish them, however, they all follow the same steps in creating and implementing this program

This report is going to explore what types of information and data the National Health Service keeps on patients and why that particular data and information source is so valuable to how the NHS functions as an organisation and provides a high quality of healthcare. It is an also going to look at what the needs of the NHS are and why data and information that is collected by the NHS is valuable and what possible constraints may need to be applied to make sure their security is fully up to date, they are accrued and reliable as possible.

Policy makers, Physicians, Clinicians and other health workers have in recent years, changed their demand for health information data due to changing trends

Professes excellent customer service skills and equite decisions, with staff, family members, governmental agencies, visotors, and vendors according the professional role and representation to the professional setting. Professioonal knowledge, skills and training in medical records retention, maintaing patient a staff condifntality according to policy and proceddure, and regulatory guidelines. Additional expereince includes proficiency and effiecny in, survey preparedness, Quality Qssessment and Assuance for Quality Improvement, and provide education/training on the organization performance of operation for preventive deficient practice, achieving excellence in standard of care practice, star rating according to CMS, quality care measures, Casper report, regulatory quality initiatives, and customer service satisfaction analysis to further enhance positive clinical care outcomes of the patient-centered model according to regulatory guidelines, facility policy and

• A subject and assignment administration framework, which incorporates the administration of electronic health records.

There will be no bulky paper records to store, manage and retrieve, very easy and quick to access clinical data, maintains fewer medical errors, improved patient safety and stronger support for clinical decision-making, the participation will be easier in meaningful use, Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) and other quality programs, with electronic prompts assuring that required data is recorded at the point of care, there will be ability to gather and analyze patient data that enables outreach to discreet populations and the opportunity to interact seamlessly with affiliated hospitals, clinics, labs and pharmacies(athenahealth, EHR Knowledge health, 2012). Providing up to date ,accurate and complete information about patients, very secure in sharing electronic information with patients and other clinicians, make safer , more reliable prescribing,

The correlation of increased potential patient rights violations and sensitive personal health data among electronic medical records than paper records is growing at an alarming rate. An estimated 52,000 public comments was reviewed by the Department of Health and Human Services requiring privacy regulations governing individually identifiable health information since the passage of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1966 (HIPPA). The individually identifiable health information includes demographic data that relates to the individuals past, present, or future physical or mental health condition. In addition, the provision of health care rights of the individual, confidentiality, protection of