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Software reference guide: correspondence control, record tracking, and record completion.
Journal (American Medical Record Association)
|June 9, 1987
Summary
This guide helps medical record professionals improve efficiency using correspondence control, record tracking, and record completion software applications. Learn to enhance medical record services with these essential tools.
Area of Science:
- Health Information Management
- Medical Record Science
- Healthcare Administration
Background:
- This article is the eleventh in a series on software reference guides for medical records.
- The series commenced in September 1986 in the Journal of the American Medical Record Association (JAMRA).
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide medical record professionals with strategies for enhancing efficiency and effectiveness in medical record services.
- To focus on the application of software for correspondence control, record tracking, and record completion.
Main Methods:
- The article serves as a practical guide, detailing software applications.
- It emphasizes the use of technology to streamline medical record processes.
Main Results:
- The application of specific software tools can lead to improved operational efficiency.
- Enhanced control over correspondence, tracking, and completion processes is achievable.
Conclusions:
- Medical record professionals can significantly improve service delivery by adopting the discussed software applications.
- Implementing these tools is key to optimizing the effectiveness of medical record departments.