Portland Community College | Portland, Oregon

Students who successfully complete this course will be able to:

1. Perform administrative duties in health care facilities including retrieval and filing of records, document imaging, faxing, and e-mail.
2. Analyze and provide solutions for various problems in administrative functions using knowledge of administrative office management.
3. Manage the accessibility of stored data and flow of information.
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5. Perform knowledge base/library research.

Upon successful completion, students should be able to:

1. Use an understanding of the history, currentpractices, ethics, and the mission of the health information and health informatics professions to make effective on the job professional decisions.
2. Utilize audit review tools to evaluate and analyze healthcare information in paper and electronic formats for validity, reliability, quality, timeliness, comprehensiveness, and currency.
3. Evaluate differences in acute care record forms from point of patient registration through discharge.
4. Apply methods of proper correction and editing of medical records errors in paper and electronic formats to meet regulatory standards.
5. Adapt standard methods of maintaining records in health information management departments utilizing various filing and numbering systems.

Students will demonstrate these learning outcomes by these tasks conducted individually and in cooperation with other students:

1. Answer theoretical and application questions on information covered in the lecture, graded assignments and reading assignments.
2. Show competence in completing library and database research on an assigned health care topic.

To complete the outcomes the student must have skills and knowledge in:

• general systems principles

• critical thinking

• database research techniques

• library research techniques