Health Data Collection & Classification Extramural I
Curriculum guideline
Effective Date:
Course
Discontinued
Yes
Course code
HIMP 1275
Descriptive
Health Data Collection & Classification Extramural I
Department
Health Information Management
Faculty
Health Sciences
Credits
1.50
Start date
End term
201930
PLAR
Yes
Semester length
2 weeks
Max class size
10
Contact hours
Practicum: 36.0 - 37.5 hrs
Method(s) of instruction
Practicum
Learning activities
- Continuous feedback provided by a faculty member to the participant during the process of coding and abstracting.
- Discussion of performance
- Group discussion.
- Guest lecturers/tours/demonstrations
Course description
This two-week extramural session focuses on classification of diagnoses and interventions using ICD-10-CCCA/CCI from current health records for specific body systems. Students will attend, primarily in groups, an an acute care health care facility under the supervision of a faculty member or designate.
Course content
- Practice classification of diseases and interventions from a select variety of health records in a health care facility using ICD-10-CA/CCI classification systems.
- Practice completion of an abbreviated manual version of the discharge abstract.
- Participate in tours, demonstrations, and other relevant activities.
Learning outcomes
In this course students attend a local health care facility to practice skills in data classification and abstraction. The participant will have opportunity to:
- at an entry-level proficiency, be able accurately and consistently classify common diagnoses and interventions from select current health records
- maintain and enhance appreciation for the importance of data integrity
Means of assessment
Typical evaluations would include:
- Self-Assessment
- Reflective Learning Journals
- Test Cases
- Productivity
Course evaluation is based on course objectives and is consistent with Douglas College Curriculum and Development approval policy.
A detailed evaluation schedule is presented to the student at the beginning of the course. Outline of evaluation may be subject to change.
This is a graded course.
Textbook materials
Textbooks and Materials to be Purchased by Students
No specific texts are required. Students to use relevant reference texts and materials from Semesters I and II.
Require use of laptop loaded with coding software
Which prerequisite