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    deposits as soon as possible because as your office has bills to pay there needs to be sufficient funds to cover all expenses. Also your office does not want to wait depositing any checks because they person who wrote the check might not be good with their money. If the check is not deposited in a couple of day the person who wrote it might spend the money thinking they had more than they really did. The less time you cash deposits remain in the office the less time someone dishonest would to steel

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    The right of the people The accountability of a leader is felt during the most challenging times of his governance. In a normal setting‚ the many reprobate violations perpetrated by leaders are enough to remove a person from office. In a political environment however‚ the situation is not so simple. The arduous process of impeaching a public official accused of crimes has not avoided the upper echelons of power as even presidents are culpable to impeachment. Presidents Clinton and Johnson withstood

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    Effective and Ineffective Communication Lisa Brady Loyola University Effective and Ineffective Communication Where we come from‚ what we’ve experienced‚ our culture‚ our norms‚ our circle of friends‚ and our history all affect the ways in which we communicate with each other. What constitutes effective and ineffective communication? How do we assess what works as opposed to what doesn’t? Communication is vital not only to patient care but in collaborating as a team to ensure goals are achieved

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    An Office Manager’s Career • Billing‚ Claims and Accounts Receivable: Perform eligibility searches on all scheduled patients. Ensure that all dictation is complete and all encounters are charged and all payments‚ denials and adjustments are posted within pre-determined amount of time. Transmit electronic claims daily. Liaison with billing service if billing is outsourced. Credential care providers with all payers. Perform internal compliance audits. Run monthly reports for physician production‚

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    Medical Profession Responsibilities Medical Profession Responsibilities This paper will discuss the federal law that governs Protected Health Information (PHI) and the elements of compliance that must be met. This paper will also describe two examples of improper privacy disclosure and some challenges a medical office might have maintaining strict confidentiality. The federal law that governs Protected Health Information (PHI) is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

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    in a medical assistant’s decisions on a daily basis. The research includes three different situations where the medical assistant was influenced by laws and regulations and the release of patients personal and medical information. I will also be discussing the relevant components of a patient’s medical record‚ and what a physician looks for in it. There will be an overview of all the documentation that would be in these components.   The first situation where the actions of a medical assistant

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    Communication Techniques in the Office HCS/325 December 15‚ 2011 In the organization that I am currently employed at has a plethora of effective and ineffective communication skills. In this paper I will be discussing both of these concepts along with ways to modify those techniques to make the office a more effective place to work. I will also explain how the impact of technology will improve the communication skills in the office. The different types of techniques that are used in the

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    Ineffective communication is recognized as a critical safety problem in health care. In fact‚ an estimated 80 percent of serious medical errors involve miscommunication between caregivers during the transfer of patients. One example of a predictable and critical communication event is patient handoff. Patient handoff may be described as the transfer of patient information and knowledge‚ along with authority and responsibility‚ from one clinician or team of clinicians to another during transitions

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    secret information. Without confidentiality in a medical office anyone can be entitled to the patients’ personal information. The importance of confidentiality is very high‚ what someone’s medical history is should be between them and their physician. Although everyone does not have an illness or disease‚ it is still important that what they go to the doctor for is kept confidential. It is important for someone who is seeking profession in the medical field to remember that unless the patient signs

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    "Our daily choices about food connect us to a worldwide economic system‚" Lappe said in 1987. "Even an apparently small change--consciously choosing a diet that is good both for our bodies and for the earth--can lead toe a series of choices that transform our whole lives." From this perspective‚ vegetarianism is far more than just a flaky remnant of the ’70s--it’s the key to conservation‚ and to a sense of personal responsibility for the environment. Do we genuinely want to make a difference? The

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