COMMUNICATION
The safest way for patient to receive written communication from their providers office.
What is a patient portal?
Owner of medical records.
What is the Provider/Clinic?
Specializes in allergies, asthma, immune disorders.
What is an Allergist/Immunologist?
Heart.
What is cardi/o?
Maslow's tier meaning security, stability, and protection from harm.
What is Safety Needs?
What is a phone call?
Common law that protects a layperson when they respond to an emergency situation.
What is the Good Samaritan Act?
Focuses on the musculoskeletal system, like joints, bones, & ligaments.
What is an Orthopedist?
Liver.
What is Hepat/o
Practices medicine under the direction of an MD.
What is a Physician Assistant (PA)?
A form a patient fills out that explains how they want their PHI disclosed.
What is a (CCP) Confidential Communication Preference form?
A wrongdoing or action that causes harm to another.
What is a Tort?
Focuses on the urinary tract, Male reproductive system, kidneys, and prostate issues.
What is a Urologist?
Lung or air.
What is Pneum/o?
Patient care that involves video, online portals, and email.
What is Telehealth?
Using a 10 step process to determine a level of care during a phone call.
What is Triaging phone calls?
Type of contract that the where an offer of care is accepted and considerations are made.
What is the Doctor-Patient Contract?
Treats conditions of the feet, ankles, and lower legs.
What is a Podiatrist?
Cold
What is Cry/o?
Ancillary services that provides immediate services for include acute non-life threatening care.
What is Urgent Care?
The professional way to send written communication to patients, business, and to other offices/providers.
What is full/modified block style format?
The employer/provider is responsible for the employee/MA.
What is Respondeat Superior?
Diagnoses and treats conditions of the ear, nose, throat, as well as structures of the head.
What is an Otolaryngologist/ENT?
Death.
What is Necr/o?
Required by law to practice a profession.
What is a Licensure?