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Chapter 3 Health Care Settings Acute care facilities (ACF) Single hospitals Multi-hospital systems Ancillary services Diagnostic Therapeutic Acute care/short-term care Long-term care School of Health Science
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Unit 3Unit 3
Fundamentals of Health Information HI 140
Instructor: Alisa Hayes, MSA, RHIA, CCRC
IntroductionInstructor
Alisa Hayes, MSA, RHIA, CCRCContact Information
AIM:AlisaCHayesEmail: [email protected]
Office HoursBy appointment
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Chapter 3Health Care Settings
Acute care facilities (ACF)Single hospitalsMulti-hospital systemsAncillary services
DiagnosticTherapeutic
Acute care/short-term careLong-term care
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Chapter 3Health Care Settings
Hospital categoriesCritical access hospitals (CAH)General hospitalsSpecialty hospitalsRehabilitation hospitalsBehavioral health care hospitals
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Chapter 3Health Care Settings
Types of hospital patientsAmbulatory patients (outpatients)Ambulatory surgery patientsEmergency care patientsInpatientsNewbornObservation patientsSubacute
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Chapter 3Health Care Settings
Alternate care facilities:Behavioral health care facilitiesHome care and hospiceLong-term careManaged care
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Chapter 3Health Care Settings
Federal, State, and Local Health CareCorrectional facilitiesMilitary Health System (MHS)Veterans Health Administration (VHA)U.S. Public Health Service (PHS)
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Chapter 4Patient Record Content
Inpatient Record• Care and treatment for admitted patient• Location: nurses station, information entered at
patient bedside• Average admission 6-8 days= 60-100 pages in record
Outpatient Record• Care received by patient who is not admitted to
hospital overnight• May include x-rays, labs, ER services, and outpatient
surgery
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Chapter 4Patient Record Content
Physician Office RecordServices received in physician's office- can include
administrative and clinical dataAlternate Care Settings
Examples: Ambulatory Care (outpatient), behavioral health, Lab, home care, long-term care and surgical care
The clinical data will vary depending on care setting
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Current Week• 3/16/11-3/22/11
Unit 3: Health Care SettingsLong Term Care (LTC) scenario
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Next Week• 3/23/11-3/29/11
Unit 4AHIMA Long Term Care (LTC) BriefLTC HIM questionsUnit 4 Quiz
ANY QUESTIONS???
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