Sentences with phrase «retrieve patient medical records»

Typical job duties of a Him Clerk are collecting patient data, maintaining filing systems, storing records, retrieving patient medical records when required, and entering coding for insurance purposes.

Created efficient classification structure for storing and retrieving patient medical records

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To start with, your nursing assistant cover letter should convey your ability to assist physicians in their work, filing and retrieving experience of medical records, patient - care attitude, and knowledge about medical terminology and checking patients conditions in physicians absence.

Prepared the physician's weekly clinic by organizing and updating charts with clinic notes, retrieving scans, obtaining medical records of the new patients, and verbally confirming all appointments via telephone

A well - written resume sample in the field should mention duties like scheduling patient appointments, reporting data, maintaining medical records, retrieving medical records for patient visit, updating referral records, and completing patient authorizations.

Medical Receptionist ensures availability of treatment information by electronically filing and retrieving patient records.

Performance Summary: Versatile and reliable medical front office receptionist with 12 - plus - year track record of scheduling appointments, filing and retrieving patient records, maintaining medical office inventory and liaising with insurance companies.

• Maintained the electronic patient database • Located and retrieved patients» medical records • Took patient histories and created new files for first time patients

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS • Two years of clerical work experience in healthcare setting • In - depth knowledge of entering and retrieving data from the Medical Information System • Hands - on experience in preparing and maintaining patient charts in suitable order and file all information and records by category • Demonstrated ability to verify patient status such as hospitalizations or late treatment • Certifications: CPR and First Aid • Bilingual: English and Spanish

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• First - hand experience in creating and maintaining patients» records in accordance to facility policies and state regulations • Highly skilled in establishing records prior to patients» admission by creating master files for both admitted and discharged patients • Effectively able to collect information from nursing staff, therapists, patients and families and surgeons in order to complete existing records • Deeply familiar with retrieving and filing medical record jackets and documentation to and from central files • Well - versed in purging and archiving obsolete records by placing them in storage and maintaining storage logs • Especially well - versed in preparing new patient records by following set standards and protocols and maintaining existing ones • Proven record of effectively collecting data, compiling statistical information and preparing reports from medical records information charts • Hands - on experience in determining appropriate release of medical records and preparing correspondence and forms to respond to retrieval requests • Demonstrated expertise in establishing and upholding processes to be followed for collection, coding and indexing of medical records • Proficient in maintaining a detailed record of authorized information taken from medical records

Retrieved medical records from various departments, patients, therapist and providers, sorted, analyzed and assembled charts to be filed.

Families of 115 adolescents with IDDM completed the Parent — Adolescent Relationship Questionnaire (PARQ) and the Teen Adjustment to Diabetes Scale (TADS) and recent glycohemoglobin levels were retrieved from medical records for 82 patients.