The Delmars Medical Office Reference Manual or Central Eurasia in Global Politics

The Delmar's Medical Office Reference Manual

Author: Doris Humphrey

This revised reference manual provides students with up-to-date procedures and methods for organizing and managing the administrative responsibilities of today's computerized medical office. It can serve as a supplement for any medical office procedures course as well as a handy reference for those already employed in a medical office. Chapters are broken down into primary office tasks performed by a medical assistant, including coverage of communications, managing information, scheduling, third party billing, grammar, style, and terminology. Within each chapter, topics are numbered and divided into easy-to-follow subtopics. This manual includes coverage of medical ethics and law, the changing health care environment, and finding medical employment. (medical assisting, reference, administration) ALSO AVAILABLE - INSTRUCTOR SUPPLEMENTS CALL CUSTOMER SUPPORT TO ORDER Instructor's Guide
ISBN: 0-8273-8171-9 Workbook:
ISBN: 0-8273-8170-0

Table of Contents:

1	The Medical Office	1
2	Finding Medical Employment	7
3	Medical Ethics and Medical law	21
4	Patient Relations	41
5	Telephone Skills	59
6	Working in a Team	79
7	Scheduling Appointments	87
8	Travel Arrangements	105
9	Medical Forms and Medical Reports	119
10	Medical Correspondence	139
11	Word Processing in the Medical Office	175
12	Medical Office Files	195
13	Accessing On-line Medical Information	219
14	Health Insurance Claims	227
15	Pegboard and Computerized Accounting Procedures	255
16	Medical Billing and Collections	277
17	Parts of Speech	293
18	Punctuation	315
19	Capitalization	337
20	Spelling and Word Division	349
App. A	Medical Terminology and Abbreviations	357
App. B	Medical References	367
App. C	Chapter Review Exercises	371
	Index	393

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Central Eurasia in Global Politics: Conflict, Security, and Development, Second Edition

Author: Mehdi Parvizi Amineh

This anthology brings together studies of post-colonial, post-Cold War, Central Eurasia. This part of the world is in transition to independent statehood, nation building and the release of market forces. The objective of the work is to better comprehend the process of state-nation building