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Introduction to Healthcare Administration
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Healthcare Administration
The management of day-to-day operations in healthcare settings, including hospitals and public health systems.
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Key Responsibilities of Healthcare Administrators
Planning medical services, monitoring finances, maintaining patient records, and facilitating communication between healthcare entities.
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Patient Registration Form
A document that captures essential demographic information, insurance details, and emergency contacts for patients.
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Medical History
A comprehensive record detailing past illnesses, surgeries, allergies, and medications of a patient.
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Laboratory Results
Critical data collected for diagnosing and managing health conditions.
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Operative Reports
Documents that outline surgical procedures and physician notes, vital for continuity of care.
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PIPEDA Regulations
Canadian law that protects individuals' medical records through principles like consent and accuracy.
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Infection Control Practices
Procedures and measures taken to prevent infections and ensure patient safety in healthcare environments.
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Healthcare Ethics Principles
Fundamental ethical guidelines in healthcare, including autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice.
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Medical Terminology Structure
Medical terms consist of prefixes, roots, and suffixes that modify meanings and aid communication.
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Accounts Payable
The management of invoices for assets purchased on credit, important for organizational cash flow.
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Emergency Procedures in Office
Actions taken to ensure safety in healthcare settings, including identifying hazards and providing first aid.
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Patient Chart Elements
Includes vital demographic information, vital signs, diagnoses, medications, and treatment plans.
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Booking Appointments Techniques
Strategies such as sending reminders and managing provider schedules to improve patient attendance.
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