Electronic Medical Record Analysis
My major is Health Care Administration, after graduation, I would like to upgrade my current position as department registrar to HCA Registrar for Duke Health Care System. The Affordable Care Act, is a U.S. federal statute enacted by the 11th U.S. Congress, signed into law March 23rd, 2010 by President Barack Obama. Notably, this national policy will mostly affect my future position is the Affordable Care Act, (ACA), which will cut federal Medicaid spending over the next decade. Presently, the cost of health care is significantly outrageous, the average emergency room visit cost in the range of $2,168. Smaller practices and hospitals are failing, no longer thriving, due to the current penalties associated with providing medical assistance
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To explain, currently, I register new physicians for training on every clinical Electronic Medical Record (EMR) application offered within the Duke System, to maintain and document patient records. Provided that, clinics are so understaffed that managers are willing to forgo any and all classroom training, only to complete general basic online training. Although that will never work, if Physicians do not complete the classroom training, access regarding the current application of Electronic Medical Record (EMR), will not be granted. State laws mandate that physicians meet a daily quota of patient visits to acquire the funds allotted for each health care facility through the affordable care act. With attention to Health Care Reform, Medical facilities are restructuring how services are administered, to meet new performance quality expectations. Yesterday’s tools are no longer enough to support the demands of leading health care organizations through the revolution that health care reform has created (Reese, S.M. 2013). Generally speaking, the health care system could be at risk of dwindling providing the quality of service continues to decline. Though with the complexities of new services offered by the younger generation of physicians, the baby boomers may start to self-medicate or seek holistic options, causing the private clinics to close at a more rapid
To explain, currently, I register new physicians for training on every clinical Electronic Medical Record (EMR) application offered within the Duke System, to maintain and document patient records. Provided that, clinics are so understaffed that managers are willing to forgo any and all classroom training, only to complete general basic online training. Although that will never work, if Physicians do not complete the classroom training, access regarding the current application of Electronic Medical Record (EMR), will not be granted. State laws mandate that physicians meet a daily quota of patient visits to acquire the funds allotted for each health care facility through the affordable care act. With attention to Health Care Reform, Medical facilities are restructuring how services are administered, to meet new performance quality expectations. Yesterday’s tools are no longer enough to support the demands of leading health care organizations through the revolution that health care reform has created (Reese, S.M. 2013). Generally speaking, the health care system could be at risk of dwindling providing the quality of service continues to decline. Though with the complexities of new services offered by the younger generation of physicians, the baby boomers may start to self-medicate or seek holistic options, causing the private clinics to close at a more rapid