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Measuring empathy in OSCEs: A comparison of student, standardized patient, and observer rating tools. [PDF]

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Hepner A, Cerutti B, Lüchinger R, Junod Perron N.   +3 more
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Data Science Education for Residents, Researchers, and Students in Psychiatry and Psychology: Program Development and Evaluation Study.

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Donnelly HK, Mandell D, Hwang S, Schriver E, Vurgun U, Neill G, Patel E, Reilly ME, Steinberg M, Calloway A, Gallop R, Oquendo MA, Brown GK, Mowery DL.   +13 more
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Coding Clinical Information: Analysis of Clinicians Using Computerized Coding

Methods of Information in Medicine, 1996
AbstractData are presented of a controlled experiment with a computerized browsing and encoding tool. Eighteen practicing clinicians extracted medical concepts from two narrative exercise cases using two approaches, traditional and computer-assisted use of ICD-9.Our results indicate that by using a computerized coding tool the completeness of coding ...
J H, Hohnloser, P, Kadlec, F, Puerner
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Future of clinical coding

BMJ, 2016
Clinical data to improve clinical care Clinical coding is used to classify the diagnosis and treatment of every inpatient for entry into a national data repository. The data are used for various purposes, mostly administrative. The system relies on the expertise of clinical coders, who extract data from largely unstructured notes using complex rules ...
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Fertility Clinics: One Code of Practice?

Medical Law International, 1998
Since the enactment of the Human Fertility and Embryology Act 1990, Fertility Clinics have been obliged to work within the HFEA guidelines to comply with the requirements of their licences. However the recent media focus on certain aspects of assisted conception calls into question the degree of subjective interpretation that is applied by individual ...
Diane, Savas, Stephen, Treece
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Clinical Documentation, Coding, and Billing

Seminars in Speech and Language, 2006
Practitioners must be aware of ever-changing requirements for documentation and correct diagnostic and procedural coding for billing. These requirements are often dependent on the setting, and clinicians who practice in more than one setting have to understand multiple regulations and guidelines.
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Amplitude-coded color Doppler: clinical applications

European Radiology, 1999
Amplitude-coded color Doppler sonography (ACD) has become an useful adjunct to gray-scale US and conventional color Doppler sonography (CD) for the assessment of vascular diseases and pathologic conditions that might affect or alter tissue vascularization or perfusion. Basically, all US units that generate conventional color Doppler information through
K, Turetschek, C, Kollmann, R, Dorffner, P, Wunderbaldinger, G, Mostbeck   +4 more
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A clinical coding recommender system

Knowledge-Based Systems, 2020
Abstract Clinical coding of hospital admissions can erroneously omit diagnosis and procedure codes. A consequence of these omissions is that the condition and treatment of the patient are not fully captured by the entered codes, which can then also impact hospital revenue.
Suleiman, Mani, Demirhan, Haydar, Boyd, Leanne, Girosi, Federico (R16991), Aksakalli, Vural   +4 more
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Codes in clinical audit

1998
A code is a sequence of symbols used in place of a name to identify an object or a concept. Humans do not think well in codes, but computer systems rely on them, particularly in the design and implementation of databases. This chapter will outline the absolute necessity of understanding the use of codes in the management of clinical data for anyone ...
Sue Kinn, Tanya Siann
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