Collecting patient demographic, administrative, financial, and clinical data in

Collecting patient demographic,
administrative, financial, and clinical data in healthcare is important.
Numerous organizations and regulatory agencies require the reporting of
specific information on a regularly scheduled basis. There are several
organizations that are required to report specific data, for example
hospital (UHDDS), ambulatory services (UACDS), long-term care (MDS), and
several others.
Instructions
For this assignment you will use the Data Reporting [DOCX]
template to reflect on the work you did in the Week 3
activity and write a two-page summary that briefly discusses what you
learned about the following:
Provide
a summary of what information each
of the key patient medical record categories contain: patient demographic, socioeconomic, administrative,
financial, and clinical data.
Explain
the importance of ensuring the information entered into a medical
record is correct and complete and meets data quality standards.
Identify two regulatory organizations that collect patient medical record information and how they use the data.
As a healthcare manager, it is important to understand the coding process and what different codes mean.
For this assignment, use Data Reporting [DOCX] to enter the following information in the provided table:
Define what each category below is and how it is used.
Identify three codes for each category below:
DRG.
ICD-10.
HCPCS.
NDC.
CPT.
This course requires the use of Strayer
Writing Standards. For assistance and information, please refer to the
Strayer Writing Standards link in the left-hand menu of your course.
Check with your professor for any additional instructions.
The specific course learning outcomes associated with this assignment are:
Analyze the structure, content, and data required for accurately documented health records.
Analyze
the importance of coding and classification systems in delivering
healthcare. services, regulatory compliance, and reimbursement.