Sentences with phrase «ambulatory health care delivery»

Section 38 - 2218 of the Nebraska Nurse Practice Act provides strong legal authority for the physician's right to delegate clinical and administrative duties to a medical assistant working under direct supervision in an ambulatory health care delivery setting.

Medical assistants are allied health professionals who work primarily in outpatient / ambulatory health care delivery settings, most often under direct physician supervision, who are able to be delegated both back - office clinical duties as well as front - office administrative duties.

As a result of the transition of ambulatory health care delivery to the team - based philosophy, there is an even greater necessity for legislation to provide rational, clear - cut guidelines as to what physicians are permitted to delegate to medical assistants.

Indeed, the Certified Medical Assistant ® is becoming the allied health professional of choice for ambulatory health care delivery settings.

Medical assistants may be defined as allied health professionals who work primarily in outpatient or ambulatory health care delivery settings, most often under direct physician supervision, and who are able to be delegated both back - office clinical procedures as well as front - office administrative responsibilities.

Not exact matches

In some ways, the conversations taking place in Brooklyn over the next several months will mirror those taking place on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, where Mount Sinai Health System also wants to transform health care delivery, proposing to replace Beth Israel Medical Center with a much smaller inpatient hospital as well as additional ambulatory care Health System also wants to transform health care delivery, proposing to replace Beth Israel Medical Center with a much smaller inpatient hospital as well as additional ambulatory care health care delivery, proposing to replace Beth Israel Medical Center with a much smaller inpatient hospital as well as additional ambulatory care sites.

Both cases, collectively, show the importance of «seamless data integration across acute care (hospitals), primary care (clinics and other ambulatory facilities), and public health delivery locations,» she says.

He described the important role of CMAs (AAMA) in ambulatory care delivery settings, and stressed the fact that medical assistants must be graduates of CAAHEP or ABHES accredited medical assisting programs and hold a current CMA (AAMA) credential in order to best ensure high quality health care for patients.

Methods: This survey was conducted online in an ambulatory pharmacy department that had approximately 900 staff members within an integrated health care delivery system.