Description
Available CPD Credits:
2
Length:
2 hours
Delivery Method:
Microsoft Teams & Comprehensive PDF Learning Materials
Learning Objectives:
- Integrate and enhance your knowledge of medical terminology, body systems, and Snomed coding to become proficient in advanced patient note summarisation.
- Master the application of complex coding for diverse medical conditions including Oncology vs. Morphology, Mental Health, and Pregnancy, ensuring accurate medical documentation.
- Develop expertise in using the Snomed browser, distinguishing between synonymous and preferred terms for precise coding.
Gain insight into effectively summarising and documenting significant points in a patient’s clinical Electronic Health Record, improving the quality of patient care documentation. - Achieve a higher level of professional development with CPD credits, advancing your capabilities in healthcare documentation and management.
What You’ll Receive:
- An advanced understanding of patient record coding, particularly in complex medical scenarios.
- The ability to enhance the quality of patient care through improved documentation and accurate summarisation.
- CPD accreditation upon completion, with certification that acknowledges your advanced skills in patient note summarisation and medical record management.
Course Requirements:
- Individual Delegate requirements
- Delegates should commit to attending the full Workshop/Course
- Delegates should be able to complete any pre course requisite questionnaire, tasks and/or Action Plans throughout the course as required
- Delegate should have protected time to attend Workshop
IT Requirements:
- Online internet access essential to attend course
- Headphones so as to hear presenter clearly and not disturb colleagues
- Delegate should be reasonably IT Confident and be aware/confident of any software used in their everyday role
- Delegate should have access to a Lap Top or Desk Top Computer, printer and any other equipment needed as part of the course requirements
- A quiet workspace away from areas of heavy footfall