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Dakota College at Bottineau

Course Syllabus

AH287 Computer Applications in Health Care (16-­‐week course)

Credits

: 3 credits

Course Description

: This course is designed to be a practical, hands-­‐on introduction for

students to the electronic health record (EHR). Students will learn to become proficient in the

EHR software before they encounter it in their workplace. The student will gain a thorough

knowledge of both the terminology of the EHR systems and the practical uses of similar systems

in a healthcare setting.

Pre-­‐/Co-­‐requisites

: AH 171 – Medical Terminology

Course Objectives:

The student will learn procedures for storing and retrieving patient health records and

patient chart notes.

The student will learn the processes for transferring and importing documents to

electronic formats.

The student will utilize a software application for creating patient health information

records.

The student will learn how to read and interpret health information records.

The student will learn key terms and abbreviations relative to health information

technology.

The student will learn how to enter patient demographics.

The student will learn topics such as problem lists, assessments,

prescription/medication management, exam notes, transcription, coding, and

diagnostic/laboratory orders and results.

Instructor:

Kim D McDaniel MSN, RN

Office

: online

Office Hours

: online

Phone:

cell phone (480) 216-­‐9652. Texts welcome.

Email

:

Use course email

or

kim.mcdaniel@dakotacollege.edu

The instructor checks course email at least once a day, Monday-­‐Friday, excluding holidays. A

response can be expected within 24 hours, except on weekends. A response to weekend

emails should be expected on Monday.

Lecture/Lab Schedule

: This course does not have a required lab. All lecture notes and

instruction is online.

Textbook(s)

:

Medical Office Workflow: Using the Electronic Health Record (4

th

edition)

by Rick

Schanhals