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    through The American Red Cross. I am in the medical assistant program to further my knowledge and skill base in the health care field. Medical Assistant Although I have a large skill base‚ I wanted to learn more. I want to be able to work in a fast paced environment that challenges me. I work best under pressure and strict deadlines. Upon completion of this program‚ I will know how to administer injections‚ assist with biopsies‚ better understand medical insurance‚ and most importantly‚ have the

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    case is medical record keeping. About 12 percent of healthcare spending goes towards medical recordkeeping. Medical records have been kept in files and folders‚ which causes difficulty in accessing and sharing information. This problem could be maintained with electronic medical systems. 2.) What people organization and technology factors are responsible for the difficulties in building electronic medical record systems? Explain your answer. Building an electronic medical record (EMR)

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    Being in the medical field for the past ten years‚ I have seen the growth and changes in the medical field. When I began my nursing career as a medical assistant‚ I noticed many other nurses continuing their education to be able to have greater hands on approach in nursing. This opened my eyes to the endless possibilities that a nurse can do‚ whether it’s with direct patient care or being a resource to patients and other nurses around. After completing my RN in May of 2015‚ I decided that I really

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    In the essay‚ “The Specter of Slavery” by Jane Collins‚ analyzes the relationship between workfare and economic citizenship. Collins observes the relationship between workfare and economic citizenship through numerous interviews of individuals residing in Milwaukee‚ Wisconsin. In order for us to understand the impact workfare has on economic citizenship‚ we must comprehend the relationship between workfare and economic citizenship. In her essay‚ Collins interviews numerous women residing in Milwaukee

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    Last Thursday I attended the on campus event in which Jane Elliot introduced her "Angry Eye" experience. Viewing this video helped me to truly understand how people of minority races are treated because of their skin color on a daily basis. During her presentation she started by informing us that most maps that we see in school are proportionately incorrect. She made the point that the maps were made to make the United States and Greenland look larger that they really are. She said the miss-education

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    Computerized Record System of Palawan Agricultural Experiment Station (CRS-PAES) A Project Proposal Presented to the Faculty of the College of Science Palawan State University In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Information Technology By: Kareen M.Arque Mary Queensel V. Josol Cherry T. Luberanes Reviejoy R. Martinito Christian B. Mindero Alyssa I. Rico October 2013 ABSTRACT This special project entitled

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    uses or impacted by the system like the doctors‚ hospital administrations and other actors in medical sectors. Also it touches the patients and even their family who might share the discomfort from the irresponsible use of the dossiers. The second is the people whom the society entrusted the legal system on their responsible hands. And the third are those surrounding Google’s venture in the creation of medical recordkeeping system. This includes Google’s shareholders who risk the loss or profit from

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    because the causative agent was ultimately found to be a toothpick‚ identification of which was very difficult because a toothpick does not show on standard diagnostic imaging techniques such as MRI and CT scans. The patient’s family has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against the hospital. For malpractice to occur there are 4 conditions that must be met. The plantiff will have to show that Dr. Foreman had a duty to his patient. They need to show that Dr. Foreman breached his duty to that

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    Records Control Arielle McNeil HCR 210 Lyndsey Jacobs December 12‚ 2012 Records Control Every medical facility whether they are small‚ medium or large has some similarities and differences when it comes to how they control their patient’s medical records. The similarities between the small‚ medium and large medical facilities is that some facilities circulate there records and are stored in the front of the office. Majority agrees that the biggest problem in records management is the misplacement

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    I believe Jane Elliot effectively created two unequal groups in the three times we watched her run her experiment. Each time one group was given considerable special treatment. The "majority" group was giving things like being allowed into the conference room early‚ given seats and a more comfortable environment‚ and treated with respect. The advantages were even more distinguishable for the "minority" group who was subjected to sub par conditions‚ forced to wear bands of shame‚ and faced even harsher

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