How does the physician’s initial assessment of the patient compare with the nurse’s initial assessment?

Contact a health care facility (hospital, nursing home, physician’s office, or
other organization) to ask permission to view a sample of the health records
they maintain. These records may be in paper or electronic form. Answer the
following questions for each record:
What is the primary reason (or condition) for which the patient was admitted
to the hospital?
How long has the patient had this condition?
Did the patient have surgery during this admission? If so, what procedure(s)
was (were) done?
Did the patient experience any complications during this admission? If so,
what were they?
How does the physician’s initial assessment of the patient compare with the
nurse’s initial assessment?
Where in the record would you find this information?
To where was the patient discharged?
What were the patient’s discharge orders or instructions? Where in the record
should you find this information?
Make an appointment to meet with the business manager at a physician’s office or health care clinic
Discuss the importance of ICD-10 coding or CPT coding (or both) for
that office.
Ask to view the books or encoders that the office uses to assign diagnostic and procedure codes.
After the visit, write a brief summary of your findings and impressions.
Using any application, free Internet-based service, or any other similar
online services, create your own personal health record (PHR) and write
abrief summaryabout the tool.
(my name is Bader Alrashidi Iam 30 Y/O)
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