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    two phases of value when discussing the production of laboratory testing as either value-added or non-value added. Generally, value added is only beneficial when a patient or providers recognizes laboratory revisions, that new changes transform the medical data outcomes,…

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    It is the medical staff’s responsibility to ensure the patient’s medical knowledge. If you are uncertain of a patient’s medical literacy you can evaluate how they fill out a new patient questionnaire. Nurses and doctors can also determine a patient’s medical literacy by a proper assessment. Oftentimes medication mistakes can occur when a nurse or doctor is fatigued or overly stressed…

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    Specialist (Mid-Level), Data Architect (Mid and Advanced Level), Data Quality Manager (Advanced), Vice President, Information Technology (Master); Operations Medical Records Administration – Patient Registrar, Patient Care Coordinator and Health Information Management (HIM) Clerk (Entry Level), Transcriptionist, Information Technician, Medical Office Administrator, and Cancer Registrar (Mid-Level), Meaningful Use Specialist, E-MPI Manager, Coding Trainer, Consultant and HIM Manager (Advanced),…

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    Father Flecker said many things I didn't want to hear. I mentally blocked out his final forecast of who would and wouldn't be accepted to medical school because of my firm belief I was put on this earth to be a doctor. Realizing it would be impossible to bring my B+ average up to an A average in one year, I saw the Medical College Admission Test as my newest challenge in life. The test, which was known to its past and future victims as the Med Cats, was a standardized test that theoretically…

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    had completed his classes but at the age of 19 he was too young to graduate so he had to wait. He visited hospitals, medical schools, and museums to strengthen his knowledge of the subject and surround himself with his career at an early age. When he finally could graduate he did so officially in the month of October in 1865. Patrick Manson first worked at an asylum as a Medical Officer for seven months. Throughout his first major career he completed 17 after death dissections of patients with…

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    • Improve quality and convenience of patient care Health care providers are able to access patient records remotely and in a timely manner. This process helps them deliver better care. Accessibility to EHRs improves a doctors ability to prescribe medication electronically when needed and on the spot. They can also provide electronic referrals to specialty services. Most importantly, EHRs has enhanced decision support for doctors to make more effective and efficient decision on patient care.…

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    Medical Cannabis

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    Medical Cannabis The use of medical marijuana is being widely tested for its use to help treat medical conditions that are debilitating too many different people. These tests are being done on two different groups, one is given the cannabis to smoke and another group is given the placebo. The amount of days on each study can vary since it is the researcher’s choice. It has been done randomly. After the participants are asked a few questions by the research who then records the information. The…

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    of computer programs to facilitate the delivery of health care. Electronic medical charting has increased the accuracy and proliferate the productivity of nursing documentation, eliminated redundancy, and fosters the analysis of clinical data. The ability to retrieve nursing data quickly, promotes decision-making at all levels of health care delivery, reduce errors of omission and enhance the ability to track medical records. My experience with health care information begins with paper…

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    Marijuana Legalization

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    recreational purposes. People can smoke marijuana or they can add the drug to food or tea. People uses marijuana for recreational purposes but people also use marijuana for medical purposes. Marijuana should be legalized because of its medical purposes, for beneficial effects, economical purposes, and crime. Street vs. medical Medical marijuana has been known to help relieve certain symptoms for, cancer patients, aids patients, and people who have glaucoma. In the article “Lost in the Weed” by…

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    are able to take pictures of what the interior looks like of the human body. You can tell a newlywed couple that they are having a baby, and what the gender is. They also keep detailed patient records. Being a radiology technician has its perks. Radiology technicians help people who are experiencing medical problems. Through diagnostics that can be performed, treatment may be possible. If you are interested in computers, as well as working with your hands. You may find working with this type…

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