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Latest comment in response to the question "What I liked Best" about our Maximising Practice Profits event in The Watts Building, 10 Independence Road, Blackheath, London, SE3 9LF was "Anthony's skill/knowledge of QOF and a computer system that I had been using for years and hadn't understood its potential." [show more]
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22/04/2010 - Medical Terminology for non-clinical staff |
| Meeting Room 1, Newton Abbot Hospital, Jetty Marsh Road, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 2TS starting at 1:30 PM for 2.5 hours |  |
Many non-clinical roles in general practice include coding patient information, from admin codes to clinical codes.
It is essential that all information coded is accurate; from the date right through to the diagnosis or symptom.
Many non-clinical staff have never received any medical terminology training, they just ‘pick it up’ as they go along. Is this sufficient when we are talking about critical patient information and on-going care of the patient?
This interactive workshop enables beginners to feel confident enough to understand how clinical terms are put together to make words. This understanding will result in a higher quality of data recorded with far fewer mistakes being made.
This workshop is not only ideal for beginners but also for any non-clinical staff who struggle along coding clinical data that they just do not fully understand.
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| Cost: £70.00 (£10 discount if paying by credit card on line) |
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23/04/2010 - Medical Terminology for non-clinical staff |
| The Harry Hems Centre, Hems Court, Longbrook Street, Exeter, EX4 6AP starting at 9:30 AM for 2.5 hours | |
Many non-clinical roles in general practice include coding patient information, from admin codes to clinical codes.
It is essential that all information coded is accurate; from the date right through to the diagnosis or symptom.
Many non-clinical staff have never received any medical terminology training, they just ‘pick it up’ as they go along. Is this sufficient when we are talking about critical patient information and on-going care of the patient?
This interactive workshop enables beginners to feel confident enough to understand how clinical terms are put together to make words. This understanding will result in a higher quality of data recorded with far fewer mistakes being made.
This workshop is not only ideal for beginners but also for any non-clinical staff who struggle along coding clinical data that they just do not fully understand.
Please arrive at 9.00 for tea and coffee we have a strict 9.30am start
The Harry Hems Centre is between 2 large public parks. |
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| Cost: £70.00 (£10 discount if paying via google) |
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