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Health Information Technology Training Course
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Course Overview
The conversion of conventional medical records into electronic form is occurring rapidly because of the
financial incentives and efficiencies that it offers. The growth in health information technology to support
this conversion is offering job opportunities for those with knowledge of how these systems can be implemented
and operated. This course is all about the implementation of electronic medical records (EMR) and beyond. The
course will provide strategies for implementation, optimization and utilization of Health Information Technology for maximum benefit. It
will be helpful to anyone working in the delivery and management of healthcare.
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Course Objectives
At the completion of this course,
participants will:
- Understand the scope and complexity of today’s changing healthcare environment and the use of health information technology.
- Be able to use appropriate change management strategies during and EMR/HIT implementation.
- Be prepared to assume a leadership role in planning and managing an EHR selection/implementation.
- Recognize the legal and regulatory requirements in order to manage compliance.
- Recognize and troubleshoot issues encountered during an EHR/EMR implementation.
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Locations & Dates
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Who Should Attend
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This course will be helpful to those interested in expanding
their knowledge of Health Information Technology including the
utilization of electronic medical records in their clinical
practice and those wanting to support the technical
installation, training and trouble shooting of hospital
information systems. Managers seeking an understanding of the
advantages and benefits of conversion to meet the mandates of
impending regulations will find this course of value as well.
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Faculty
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Alexander Tune, MBA, RT(R), CIIP
Radiology IT Manager
Jamaica Hospital Medical Center
Jamaica, NY
Judi Painter, MBA/HMSA, RT(R)
Director of Business Development
Stewartsville, NJ
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Course Credit
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This course has been approved by the ASRT for a total of 39 Category A continuing
education credit. These credits are recognized by the ARRT.
A certificate of attendance will be provided for each
individual upon completion of the course. All attendees must
attend the entire course to receive full credit.
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Course Schedule
Day 1 Monday
8:00am - 5:00pm (lunch on your own)
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What is an EMR?
- Key functions
- Other functions
- Menu requirements
Overview of Health IT and Meaningful Use
- Definition and Scope
- Incentives for adopting (HITECH act)
- Requirements for Meaningful Use
- Barriers to adoption
Understanding the HIT Legal Environment and Regulations
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Analyzing Workflow and Change Management
- Procedures performed across services
- Internal and external registration and scheduling
- Corrections workflow
- Documenting/billing
- Integrating with external providers
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Day 2 Tuesday
8:30am - 5:00pm (lunch on your own)
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The Importance of Training during Implementation
- Theoretical vs. situation based
- Super Users
- Build updates
- Documentation
Optimization Strategies
- Modularity vs. all at once
- Conversion strategies
Unique Requirements of Various Healthcare Services
- Radiology vs. laboratory vs. surgery, etc
- Technical considerations
Workflow Considerations
- Physician offices
- Clinics and specialized service centers
Hospital vs. Ambulatory
- Practice management system overview
- Hospital inpatient EMR system overview
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Day 3 Wednesday
8:00am - 5:00pm (lunch on your own)
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The Patient Encounter
- How to schedule, chart and bill a visit note (hands-on workshop)
- How to use a Patient Portal (hands-on workshop)
Health Information Exchange-Benefits and Challenges
- Architecture and definition
- Successful HIE's and state models
- Sustainability for the future
HIT integration to EMR's and Care Coordination sites
- Understanding the communication needed
- Challenges
- Resources and costs involved
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Day 4 Thursday
8:00am - 5:00pm (lunch on your own)
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Mobile Devices in Healthcare
- The good
- The bad
- The ugly
HIT Security
- What is all the noise about?
- What do we need to know?
- What does the patient need to know?
HIT Solutions: Web, Hosting and Client-Server
- Advantages and disadvantages of each model
- Cost and resources needed
- The hybrid approach
Personalities in Healthcare
- Why healthcare personalities are unique
- Managing stress especially during change
Conflict Management
- Tips to avoid conflict
- Role playing
Patient Center Medical Home (PCMH)-How do we get there?
- Who really benefits from PCMH?
- The Patient Portal and improving physician/patient communication
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Day 5 Friday
7:30-3:00pm
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Reporting Functionality
- HIT reports
- Business reports
- ROI
Successful Project Management
- Top ten guidelines for managing a HIT project
Managing Chronic Disease through Analytics
- How analytics can improve quality of care
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*Schedule is subject to change.
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Registration
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Registration
All prices for dates in the US are in US dollars.
All prices for dates in Canada are in Canadian dollars.
| ♦ | Amount | Early | Reg Door | | Technologist | | | |
| Regular Price | 2995.00 | 2795.00 | 2995.00 |
| Member Price | 2970.00 | 2770.00 | 2970.00 |
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