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1. Clear road ahead: no dead-end jobs in this coding department.

Author

Dimick C

Subjects
Colorado, Medical Record Administrators, Organizational Case Studies, Clinical Coding, Medical Records Department, Hospital
Abstract

A coding department reorganizes its career paths from the bottom up, creating a culture of professional development.

Published
2011

2. Enterprise content and record management for healthcare.

Author

Coots C, Joerling K, Dougherty M, Edwards W, Foley MM, Kohn D, Nicklas A, Olsen J, Richardson A, Teal J, and Washington L

Subjects
Forms and Records Control standards, Humans, Information Management standards, Job Description, Professional Role, Terminology as Topic, United States, Forms and Records Control organization & administration, Information Management methods, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Medical Records Systems, Computerized standards, Systems Integration
Published
2008

3. Professional profiles: Josephine Raw: Director, Clinical Information Services, The Royal Women's Hospital, Victoria.

Author

Raw J

Subjects
Female, History, 20th Century, History, 21st Century, Humans, Information Management, Victoria, Hospital Information Systems organization & administration, Hospitals, Special organization & administration, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Women's Health
Published
2008
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4. The codes to watch: identifying the DRGs most prone to payment error.

Author

Hrehor K

Subjects
Aged, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, U.S., Current Procedural Terminology, Diagnosis-Related Groups economics, Humans, International Classification of Diseases economics, Medical Record Administrators, Medicare, Professional Review Organizations, Prospective Payment System, United States, Diagnosis-Related Groups classification, Forms and Records Control standards, Insurance Claim Reporting classification, Medical Records classification, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards
Published
2005

5. Creating an HIM profession in the Sultanate of Oman.

Author

Mogli GD

Subjects
Diffusion of Innovation, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital trends, Oman, Quality of Health Care, Social Change, Hospital Information Systems, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Medical Records Systems, Computerized, Professional Practice trends, Program Development
Published
2004

6. The metamorphosis of medical records.

Author

Goedert J

Subjects
Medical Record Administrators, United States, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Medical Records Systems, Computerized organization & administration, Organizational Innovation
Published
2004

7. Electronic record, electronic security.

Author

Hagland M

Subjects
Guideline Adherence, Hospital Information Systems standards, Management Audit, Medical Record Administrators, Systems Integration, United States, Computer Security standards, Confidentiality standards, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Medical Records Systems, Computerized standards
Published
2004

8. Masters of patient indexing. Interview by Jessica Squazzo.

Author

Givens L, Phalen D, and Kokoska MJ

Subjects
Benchmarking, Humans, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Research Design, United States, Medical Records standards, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
2003

9. A nontraditional day in the life. Long-term acute care: the effect of PPS.

Author

Smith P

Subjects
Acute Disease, Career Mobility, International Classification of Diseases, Job Description, Professional Role, Texas, Workforce, Long-Term Care economics, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records classification, Medical Records Department, Hospital, Prospective Payment System, Rehabilitation Centers economics
Published
2003

10. Working smart. Risk assessment: doing more with less.

Author

Burrington-Brown J

Subjects
Decision Making, Organizational, Hospital Information Systems, Information Management, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, United States, Workload, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Risk Management
Published
2003

11. Documentation coordinators put it all together.

Author

Squazzo J

Subjects
Documentation, United States, Job Description, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
2003

13. Practice brief. Document imaging as a bridge to the EHR.

Author

Rhodes H and Dougherty M

Subjects
Authorship, Confidentiality, Efficiency, Organizational, Humans, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Online Systems, Optical Storage Devices, Organizational Innovation, Organizational Policy, Planning Techniques, Task Performance and Analysis, Electronic Data Processing standards, Hospital Information Systems standards, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Medical Records Systems, Computerized standards
Published
2003

14. Not-so-strange bedfellows. Why HIM, IT are becoming fast friends.

Author

Carol R

Subjects
Computer Security, Confidentiality, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Humans, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Systems, Computerized organization & administration, Organizational Innovation, Software, United States, Hospital Information Systems organization & administration, Interdepartmental Relations, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
2003

15. When healthcare and law intersect: a primer on common legal actions.

Author

Russell LA

Subjects
Confidentiality legislation & jurisprudence, Disclosure, Fraud legislation & jurisprudence, Hospital Information Systems legislation & jurisprudence, Humans, Malpractice legislation & jurisprudence, Medical Record Administrators, Organizational Case Studies, Professional Role, Stress, Psychological, United States, Health Care Sector legislation & jurisprudence, Liability, Legal, Medical Records Department, Hospital legislation & jurisprudence, Risk Management legislation & jurisprudence
Published
2003

16. From figures to facts: data quality managers emerge as knowledge leaders.

Author

Carol R

Subjects
Benchmarking, Data Collection, Database Management Systems standards, Humans, Job Description, Knowledge, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Medical Records Systems, Computerized, Organizational Innovation, Problem Solving, Quality Control, United States, Database Management Systems organization & administration, Leadership, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Abstract

It is no surprise that data quality managers are being recognized as knowledge leaders--they turn patient care data into valuable information for research, quality reviews, and planning. This article explores how this position is emerging in the HIM field and becoming a key player in quality care.

Published
2002

17. Tackling tough management issues: advice from the top.

Author

Adams R, Gordon LT, Haines P, Hazelton K, Neville D, Rose J, Rosendale K, Rufener PA, Smothers G, and Stavely S

Subjects
Confidentiality, Efficiency, Organizational, Employee Performance Appraisal, Humans, Leadership, Morale, Organizational Case Studies, Professional Impairment, Salaries and Fringe Benefits, United States, Workforce, Workload, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Personnel Management
Abstract

Wondering how your peers across the country are managing the myriad challenges that confront HIM professionals? We assembled a panel of experts to address common problems and concerns.

Published
2002

18. Transcription cost analysis reveals opportunities for savings, efficiencies.

Author

Bundt TS

Subjects
Cost Control, Electromyography, Hospitals, Veterans organization & administration, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Medical Records Systems, Computerized economics, Outsourced Services economics, Speech, Virginia, Efficiency, Organizational, Electronic Data Processing economics, Hospitals, Veterans economics, Medical Records Department, Hospital economics, Medical Records Systems, Computerized organization & administration
Published
2002

19. Revolution in progress: how technology is reshaping the coding world.

Author

Hagland M

Subjects
Efficiency, Organizational, Forms and Records Control classification, Humans, Information Management trends, Organizational Innovation, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling trends, Professional Role, United States, Workplace, Forms and Records Control standards, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Practice Management, Medical organization & administration, Technology trends
Published
2002

20. Spreading HIM excellence abroad.

Author

Shaffer A

Subjects
California, China, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Diffusion of Innovation, International Educational Exchange, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
2002

21. How HIM can ease the pain of medical errors.

Author

Watzlaf VJ and Lares D

Subjects
Abbreviations as Topic, Documentation standards, Education, Continuing, Forms and Records Control standards, Humans, Institutional Management Teams, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Systems, Computerized, Patient Discharge standards, Professional Role, United States, Medical Errors prevention & control, Medical Records standards, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Patient Care standards, Safety Management organization & administration
Published
2002

22. Quality at the core. Interview by Anne Zender.

Author

Allen-Thomas C, Melvin C, and Wood R

Subjects
Accreditation standards, Admitting Department, Hospital standards, Forms and Records Control standards, Medical Record Administrators, Pilot Projects, Program Development, Software, Systems Integration, United States, Hospital Information Systems standards, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Quality Indicators, Health Care
Abstract

Is your hospital getting ready for the Joint Commission's core measures project? Some hospitals are already transmitting the necessary data as part of the pilot project. Here's how they are handling the challenges and deriving benefits.

Published
2002

23. Putting together the privacy puzzle. Interview by Jane Jeffries.

Author

Bowen R

Subjects
Awards and Prizes, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Tennessee, United States, Confidentiality, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
2002

24. Oman towards electronic medical records.

Author

Mogli GD

Subjects
Government Agencies organization & administration, Hospital Information Systems, Hospitals, Public organization & administration, Humans, Leadership, Medical Record Administrators, Oman, State Medicine economics, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Medical Records Systems, Computerized organization & administration, State Medicine organization & administration
Published
2001

25. Remote coding at home: tips for success.

Author

Shearer J

Subjects
Abstracting and Indexing methods, Organizational Innovation, Organizational Policy, United States, Virginia, Workforce, Computer Communication Networks statistics & numerical data, Forms and Records Control classification, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling trends, Workplace
Published
2001

26. Ten steps to successful chargemaster reviews.

Author

Drach M, Davies A, and Sagrati C

Subjects
Ambulatory Care classification, Ambulatory Care economics, Database Management Systems, Forms and Records Control economics, Humans, Information Management standards, Insurance Claim Review classification, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital economics, Prospective Payment System, United States, Forms and Records Control standards, Guideline Adherence, Hospital Charges classification, Insurance Claim Review standards, Medical Records classification, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards
Abstract

Is your chargemaster current, compliant, and comprehensive? In the age of APCs, healthcare facilities would do well to answer these questions regularly. Here's how an HIM professional can help.

Published
2001

27. A new approach to chargemaster management.

Author

Richey J

Subjects
Database Management Systems, Delivery of Health Care, Integrated organization & administration, Hospital Bed Capacity, 500 and over, Humans, Information Management organization & administration, Insurance Claim Reporting classification, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital economics, Ohio, Forms and Records Control economics, Hospital Charges classification, Insurance Claim Reporting standards, Medical Records classification, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Total Quality Management methods
Abstract

After examining their charge description master management processes, HIM professionals, in conjunction with clinical and support departments, redesigned and automated several practice aspects. Turnaround times were reduced and end users are happier. Here's how they did it.

Published
2001

28. Exploring IT opportunities for HIM professionals.

Author

Benson CL

Subjects
Hospital Information Systems, Information Management, Iowa, Organizational Innovation, Professional Competence, Software, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Medical Records Systems, Computerized
Published
2000

29. Beneath the veil. Health Records in the United Arab Emirates.

Author

Harrison-Taylor K

Subjects
Hospitals, Public organization & administration, Humans, Professional Competence, Professional Role, United Arab Emirates, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
2000

30. Sharing resources for coding quality improvement.

Author

Mills S

Subjects
Abstracting and Indexing standards, Education, Continuing, Medical Record Administrators, Staff Development, United States, Medical Records classification, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Total Quality Management methods
Published
2000

31. A retrospective view.

Author

Young J

Subjects
Australia, Humans, Medical Record Administrators, Retrospective Studies, Hospitals, Veterans organization & administration, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
2000
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32. When you don't see eye to eye with a Joint Commission surveyor.

Author

Carpenter JE

Subjects
Data Collection, Medical Record Administrators, United States, Interprofessional Relations, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards
Published
2000

33. The changing role of health information managers.

Author

Gillespie G

Subjects
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, U.S., Electronic Data Processing, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, Medicare Part A economics, Prospective Payment System, Systems Integration, United States, Database Management Systems trends, Job Description, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Abstract

Torn between paper and computers, health information managers are searching for their niche in a health care industry that's using more data in more ways. And information technology is forcing them to redefine their role.

Published
1999

35. Treading the rehab road. Interview by Anne Zender.

Author

Griffin V

Subjects
Colorado, Hospitals, Special organization & administration, Medical Records Systems, Computerized classification, Rehabilitation classification, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Rehabilitation Centers organization & administration
Published
1999

36. Key principles of quality management for health information departments and their managers.

Author

Wilson LL

Subjects
Australia, Guidelines as Topic, Humans, Management Audit standards, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Information Management standards, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Total Quality Management standards
Abstract

This article briefly summarises the key factors essential for successful quality management in a medical record department. The article suggests that health information managers should play a larger role in overall hospital quality management and their credibility in this activity would be enhanced if they were to first look to their own departments.

Published
1998
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37. The White Paper: a focus on clinical coding.

Author

Johnson R

Subjects
Quality Control, State Medicine, United Kingdom, Abstracting and Indexing, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records classification, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards
Published
1998

38. Taking chances, moving forward.

Author

Blumenthal JE

Subjects
Computer Security, History, 20th Century, Information Management, Medical Records Systems, Computerized, Texas, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
1998

39. The full circle: using 360-degree evaluations.

Author

Givens L and Kieffer J

Subjects
Hospital Information Systems trends, Hospitals, University organization & administration, Humans, Information Management trends, Medical Record Administrators, Nebraska, Organizational Case Studies, Organizational Policy, Staff Development, Workforce, Employee Performance Appraisal standards, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Medical Records Department, Hospital standards, Professional Competence standards
Published
1997

40. Staffing to volume in integrated delivery networks.

Author

Malone S

Subjects
Medical Record Administrators, Organizational Case Studies, Time and Motion Studies, United States, Workforce, Delivery of Health Care, Integrated organization & administration, Medical Records Department, Hospital, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling
Abstract

If yesterday's universal staffing standards are no longer valid in today's workplace, and new standards don't seem likely in the near future, how do HIM practitioners maintain a workable staff? By embracing a detailed methodology, the author shows how it is possible to benchmark HIM staff within integrated delivery networks.

Published
1997

42. Adopt an MRA--an education program for clinicians.

Author

Nicolaou V and Turville A

Subjects
Australia, Communication, Diagnosis-Related Groups, Documentation, Hospital Bed Capacity, 500 and over, Hospitals, Teaching, Humans, Interdepartmental Relations, Medical Records classification, Program Evaluation, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration, Medical Staff, Hospital education
Abstract

The 'Adopt an MRA' program aims to facilitate communication between clinicians and Medical Record Administrators (MRAs) regarding medical record documentation, coding, DRG assignment and general casemix issues, within the realms of a 650 bed Sydney Teaching Hospital. This paper aims to provide the reader with some insight into the background, processes and outcomes of the program.

Published
1996
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43. The New Zealand experience.

Author

Kelly J, Meehan J, Darmody J, Townsend D, Arundell B, Chandra C, and Myers J

Subjects
Australia ethnology, Career Mobility, Medical Informatics education, Medical Records Systems, Computerized, New Zealand, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
1996
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44. "If they could see me now!".

Author

Smalley J

Subjects
Australia ethnology, Career Mobility, Europe, Hospitals, Teaching, London, Medical Records Systems, Computerized, Systems Integration, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
1996

45. Arabian nights.

Author

Thiessen V

Subjects
Australia ethnology, Career Mobility, Female, Hospital Bed Capacity, 300 to 499, Hospitals, Public, Humans, Saudi Arabia, Social Conditions, Women, Working, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
1996
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46. North American nostalgia.

Author

Roberts R

Subjects
Australia ethnology, Boston, Career Mobility, Librarians, Quebec, Medical Record Administrators, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
1996
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47. Disaster plans: lessons learned.

Author

Rhodes H

Subjects
Explosions, Hospital Bed Capacity, under 100, Medical Record Administrators, Safety Management organization & administration, Texas, Violence, Disaster Planning organization & administration, Medical Records Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
1996

48. A profile of regional coding workload.

Author

Carter J

Subjects
Australia, Data Collection, Hospitals, Private, Hospitals, Public, Medical Record Administrators, Time and Motion Studies, Abstracting and Indexing statistics & numerical data, Medical Records classification, Medical Records Department, Hospital statistics & numerical data, Workload statistics & numerical data
Published
1996
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49. Success with less.

Author

Dooley HS

Subjects
Employment, Humans, Medical Record Administrators, Psychology, Industrial, Time Management, United States, Workforce, Medical Records Department, Hospital, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling Information Systems organization & administration
Published
1996

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