BSTEC 206 - Introduction to Medical Records

5.0 Credits
Uses, content, interpretation, evaluation, and basic processing procedures for health records; emphasis on data versus information, structure and application of health information, data storage, media, and other aspects of the health information management system. Prerequisite: BSTEC 104; BSTEC 130 or CIS 100; placement into EAP 100 or BRDGE 093; or concurrent enrollment BSTEC 155.

Course-level Learning Objectives (CLOs)
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

Identify the functions of the HIM Department within the medical facility. [REASON]
Identify and describe the content, structure, use, storage, retrieval, and destruction of health information. [COMMUNICATE]
Identify opportunities for health information employment. [REASON]
Identify and evaluate health record data sets, sources, and collection tools. [REASON]
Identify, define, and apply health data vocabulary. [REASON]
Evaluate the importance of data quality, integrity, monitoring, and compliance reporting. [EXPLORE]
Identify and define terms and functions of chargemaster maintenance and MPI. [REASON]
Identify the National Healthcare Infrastructure. [REASON]
Identify regulatory guidelines, including confidentiality and ROI. [REASON]
Identify chart assembly and review roles and responsibilities for HIM staff. [EXPLORE]