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Post by Dr. Carol on Aug 7, 2015 18:36:10 GMT
See instructions in the Study Guide.
MAKE SURE THAT YOU READ AND REPLY TO AT LEAST ONE OTHER CLASSMATE, SO YOU CAN GET FULL CREDIT.
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Post by melissa edwards on Aug 13, 2015 21:41:18 GMT
1) the way i define ownership of the medical record is if you have an x-ray from a patient, you must keep it safe and away from any possibility of patients or unaurthorized personnel getting a hold of it. If the record leaves the the office, there is a chance that it might be stolen which is a big violation of HIPPA. If the patient wants to look at their chart, they can not be left alone with it.
2) Maintaining confidentiality of the patient records is making sure you can keep the records secure and safe at all times. Example: When you are finishing up with checking in a patient at the front desk, you get distracted by a doctor or another nurse, and you have to leave the counter for a few minutes. This is a sure way of violating confidential records, anyone who walks up to the counter and sees that nobody is looking and open the chart and get everything they need on that patient. Always take the chart with you and never leave the patients charts unattended.
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Post by ashley on Aug 14, 2015 14:33:34 GMT
See instructions in the Study Guide.
MAKE SURE THAT YOU READ AND REPLY TO AT LEAST ONE OTHER CLASSMATE, SO YOU CAN GET FULL CREDIT. I would define ownership by keeping it and telling the patient that it is safe with us. Maintain confidentiality of a medical record don't leave the record laying around for just anyone to look at it. The record needs to be in a locked file. |
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Post by ashley on Aug 14, 2015 14:36:11 GMT
1) the way i define ownership of the medical record is if you have an x-ray from a patient, you must keep it safe and away from any possibility of patients or unaurthorized personnel getting a hold of it. If the record leaves the the office, there is a chance that it might be stolen which is a big violation of HIPPA. If the patient wants to look at their chart, they can not be left alone with it. 2) Maintaining confidentiality of the patient records is making sure you can keep the records secure and safe at all times. Example: When you are finishing up with checking in a patient at the front desk, you get distracted by a doctor or another nurse, and you have to leave the counter for a few minutes. This is a sure way of violating confidential records, anyone who walks up to the counter and sees that nobody is looking and open the chart and get everything they need on that patient. Always take the chart with you and never leave the patients charts unattended. I disagree with you anyone should be able to sign a paper and be able to take their records with them. |
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Post by Cierra Banks on Aug 14, 2015 16:32:47 GMT
Ownership of the medical records is when a organization or providers collect and maintain medical records that were made in treating a patient. A medical assistant can maintain confidentiality by keeping records in a safe place, make sure they put the records back after you are done looking at them, and never leave medical records unattended. An example would be if a doctor is seeing a patient and is using a computer to put information into a patients file before they check out and accidentally leaves their information up on the computer and another patient comes in an is assigned to that room. They will be able to see all the other patients information on the computer as well as anyone else that may come in the room before the doctor realized what they have done.
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Post by Cierra Banks on Aug 14, 2015 16:39:59 GMT
1) the way i define ownership of the medical record is if you have an x-ray from a patient, you must keep it safe and away from any possibility of patients or unaurthorized personnel getting a hold of it. If the record leaves the the office, there is a chance that it might be stolen which is a big violation of HIPPA. If the patient wants to look at their chart, they can not be left alone with it. 2) Maintaining confidentiality of the patient records is making sure you can keep the records secure and safe at all times. Example: When you are finishing up with checking in a patient at the front desk, you get distracted by a doctor or another nurse, and you have to leave the counter for a few minutes. This is a sure way of violating confidential records, anyone who walks up to the counter and sees that nobody is looking and open the chart and get everything they need on that patient. Always take the chart with you and never leave the patients charts unattended. I agree with you, being careless of someones medical records can cause many problems and it may be difficult for a patient to trust that facility again. How often do you feel a healthcare facility should go over confidentiality and the HIPPA laws? |
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Post by melissa edwards on Aug 14, 2015 16:41:39 GMT
Ownership of the medical records is when a organization or providers collect and maintain medical records that were made in treating a patient. A medical assistant can maintain confidentiality by keeping records in a safe place, make sure they put the records back after you are done looking at them, and never leave medical records unattended. |
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Post by Kimbleda on Aug 14, 2015 16:58:44 GMT
1-I can define ownership of medical record as certify the patient that the record are safe and guarantee that there will be no illegitimate person that can see it
2-maintaining confidentiality of a patient medical record is making sure that the record are in a lock place and not letting just anyone that are unauthorized so see it
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Post by Kimbleda on Aug 14, 2015 17:02:53 GMT
Ownership of the medical records is when a organization or providers collect and maintain medical records that were made in treating a patient. A medical assistant can maintain confidentiality by keeping records in a safe place, make sure they put the records back after you are done looking at them, and never leave medical records unattended. An example would be if a doctor is seeing a patient and is using a computer to put information into a patients file before they check out and accidentally leaves their information up on the computer and another patient comes in an is assigned to that room. They will be able to see all the other patients information on the computer as well as anyone else that may come in the room before the doctor realized what they have done. I totally agree with you, a medical assistant should always make sure that they close a patient record before assign another patient into the same room |
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Post by Sarah Lee on Aug 19, 2015 17:20:28 GMT
1)Ownership of a medical record is storing a patient's medical record in a place where no one else has acess to it except the Medical Assistant , the Dr , and the patient if they request for their medical records at the practice . The records should only be seen by the patient or the Dr if seen by anyone else it is a HIPPA viloation .
2)How to keep the patient's medical record safe is by closing it out if you step away from the computer or putting it directly back on the self is something is added to the patient's record so no one else can have acess to the record .
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Post by Sarah Lee on Aug 19, 2015 17:22:02 GMT
1-I can define ownership of medical record as certify the patient that the record are safe and guarantee that there will be no illegitimate person that can see it 2-maintaining confidentiality of a patient medical record is making sure that the record are in a lock place and not letting just anyone that are unauthorized so see it Kimbleda I agree with you on maintaining the confidentiality of the patient's medical record because the patient's record should be stored in a place where noone has access to it except the Dr or the Medical Assistant . |
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