AHDPG Announces Availability of The Art of the Chart - The Basics, An Online Training Program Designed to Help Healthcare Organization Increase Patient Throughput
Mar 17, 2020
SHREWSBURY, Mass., March 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Healthcare Documentation Professionals Group, Inc. announced today the immediate availability of a new online training program entitled, The Art of the Chart - The Basics. This online training program to is designed to help healthcare organizations prepare for the drastic increase in patients associated with the Coronavirus.
Medical Scribe
"Doctors will have their hands full seeing patients. Shifting the administrative and/or healthcare documentation burden to other care team members is one-way healthcare organizations can prepare for what is coming," says Peter Reilly, CEO of AHDPG.
The Art of the Chart – the Basics Online Training Program is designed to educate existing Allied Health Professionals (MAs, MTs, LVNs, etc.) in the following areas:
Translating Patient Speak into Medical Language Fundamentals of the Chief Complaint Fundamentals of the History of Present Illness Elements of the Review of Systems (ROS)/Core Elements Fundamentals of the Patient Medical, Family, and Social History Elements of the Physical Exam Elements of Medical Decision Making Differential Diagnoses Family Practice Scribe Documentation CMS Critical Care Guidelines Hands-on Charting And more!This program is designed for individuals who have a working knowledge of Medical Terminology and Anatomy & Physiology and are looking to expand their knowledge to accurately and effectively capture each patient's story in today's EMR. This is an online program and admissions are on a rolling basis. Individuals can begin the program immediately. As an online program each candidate will be able to complete it on their own schedule and at their own pace. Instructors are available to mentor, monitor, explain the curriculum, respond to questions, and provide feedback. Upon successful completion each candidate will receive a Certificate of Completion.
The all-inclusive fee for the program is $495.00/candidate.
To enroll you candidates, please download and complete our Corporate Enrollment Form.
Once, complete please fax it back to us at 508-519-8102 or scan and email it to [email protected]. Once processed, each candidate will receive a Welcome Email with instructions on how to access the training program.
About AHDPG
The American Healthcare Documentation Professional Group (AHDPG) is a premier provider of healthcare documentation services, staffing and training. Since 1992, we've provided healthcare documentation services, staffing and training to hospitals, medical clinics, physician groups and other healthcare organizations. We also provide comprehensive healthcare documentation training to individuals and healthcare organizations in the following areas.
AHDPG is licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Division of Professional Licensure and approved by the Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity's Approval Committee for Certificate Programs (ACCP).
Contact:
Peter Reilly
508-938-9250
[email protected]
SOURCE American Healthcare Documentation Professionals Group, Inc.
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