Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to C T Stachura.
Reduced record completion procedures represent a major departure from current practice to many health information management professionals. We share some insights from six practitioners.
This article discusses the International Implant Registry's efforts to maintain a database linking information about surgical implanted medical devices and the patients who receive them. The author also discusses the involvement of medical record professionals in registry activities.
This is the seventh article in a multi-part software reference guide series which began in the September 1986 issue of JAMRA. The focus of this month's article is software to support department management functions and medical transcription. Like all articles in the series, this one is intended to assist medical record professionals as they seek ways to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the medical record services they provide.
This is the eighth article in a multi-part software reference guide series which began in the September 1986 issue of JAMRA. The focus of this month's article is software for utilization review. Like all articles in the series, this one is intended to assist medical record professionals as they seek ways to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the medical record services they provide.
This is the ninth article in a multi-part software reference guide series which began in the September 1986 issue of JAMRA. The focus of this month's article is software for quality assurance and risk management. Like all articles in the series, this one is intended to assist medical record professionals as they seek ways to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the professional services they provide.
This is the tenth article in a multi-part software reference guide series which began in the September 1986 issue of JAMRA. The focus of this month's article is software and services for registries. Like all articles in the series, this one is intended to assist medical record professionals as they seek ways to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the medical record services they provide.
This is the eleventh article in a multipart software reference guide series which began in the September 1986 issue of JAMRA. The focus of this month's article is correspondence control, record tracking, and record completion applications. Like all articles in the series, this one is intended to assist medical record professionals as they seek ways to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the medical record services they provide.
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This is the fifth article in a multi-part software reference guide series which began in the September 1986 issue of JAMRA. The focus of this month's article is software for DRG assignment. Like all articles in the series, this one is intended to assist medical record professionals as they seek ways to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the medical record services they provide.
This is the sixth article in a multi-part software reference guide series which began in the September 1986 issue of JAMRA. The focus of this month's article is software for case-mix management. Like all articles in the series, this one is intended to assist medical record professionals as they seek ways to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the medical record services they provide.
Nowhere has the ever-increasing impact of computerization in health care been felt more strongly than in medical record departments. Computer technology has been applied successfully to virtually all of the functions carried out in medical record departments, and most medical record professionals, at one time or another, have investigated the possibility of computerizing some of the activities for which they are responsible. Identifying appropriate software for medical record applications can be a difficult and time-consuming task, however. This article, which provides information about available master patient index software, is the first in a multi-part series developed to assist medical record professionals with this task.
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This is the fourth article in a multi-part software reference guide series which began in the September 1986 issue of JAMRA. The focus of this month's article is software for medical record abstracting, statistical reporting, and ad hoc reporting applications. Like all articles in the series, this one is intended to assist medical record professionals as they seek ways to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the medical record services they provide.
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