1. Organization implies structure and order. It is the arrangement of components that help to achieve objectives.
In an organization, the hierarchical relationships starting with the top of the organization or from the administration and leading down to the blue-collar workers represent the organization structure. Through the flow of this arrangement, structure maintains a subsystem relationship, defines the authority structure, specifies the formal flow of communication and formalizes the chain of command.
*Levels of management within a hospital; allows efficient management of hospital departments; helps one understand the hospital's chain of command.
*It may vary from hospital to hospital
*Common categorical grouping in a hospital are:
*Administrative services
*Informational Services
*Therapeutic Services
*Diagnostic services
*Support Services
# Administrative Services :
The hospital administrative services include:
*Hospital Administrators
-CEO,Vice Presidents(s),Executive Assistants
.Department Heads
.Business people who run the hospitals
.Oversee budgeting and finance.Establish hospital policies and procedures
.Often perform public relation duties
*Informational Services
This department mainly focuses on documents and process information. This may include:
1.Admissions
2.Billings and collection
3.Medical Records
4.Computer Information systems
5.Health Education
6.Human Resources
The HIM department is responsible for the processing of the health record. Whether the health record is a paper-based, hybrid or electronic health record.
The HIM department assures the accessibility, privacy, accuracy, and completeness of the health records.
The HIM department assigns medical codes for billing and research purposes.
The HIM professional primarily works in this area of the hospital.
The HIM manager interacts with this department in considering vendors for the software, capital equipment, and departmental supplies.
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Interpret the authority and responsibility associated with a health care facility’s organizational structure Organizational Chart An...
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Objectives Outline a plan for performing a needs assessment for training and development purposes Identify and create a way to determine the sensory learning styles of employees Evaluate training models appropriate for use for department-wide topics Evaluate continuing education methods appropriate to use for specific HIM positions Instructions Review the scenario provided and develop a training and development plan to be submitted to the chief financial officer (CFO). Scenario Susan is the newly hired director of HIM at a rural...
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