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What you'll learn

Description: Medical Scribing and Coding Training program aims at providing qualified candidates with both theoretical and practical knowledge to successfully convert themselves into Medical Scribes and Medical coding and secure a job in Medical Scribing and Medical Coding companies. Learning Outcome: 1. Lear Basic Principles of Medical Scribing and Medical Coding 2. Understanding communicating with providers, documentation requirements, and interpreting clinical comments into documentation 3. Key ethical principles for use of Medical Scribing and Medical Coding

  • History and Introduction to Medical Scibe
  • Basic concept and key challenges for becoming medical Scibe
  • Understanding list of key medical terminology used in routine clinical Practice
  • Understanding Human Anatomy and Physiology like Cardiovascular system, endocrine system etc
  • Basic disease and Drug classification for may therapeutic diseases
  • Understanding good documentation practice key skills used in Medical Scribe
  • Latest technologies and tools used in Medical Scibing
  • Detail Workflow for Medical Scribe process
  • Quality control and best practices in Medical Scibing
  • Legal and ethics challenges in Medical Scribing
  • Corporate work environment and challenges ahead
  • Carrier opportunities in Medical Scribing
  • Good communication and Documentation practices in Medical Scribing
  • National and International Resources and opportunities in Medical Scribing
  • International Licensing requirement in field of Medical Scribing
  • Basic Coding Languages like ICD-10, MEDRA, ATC Classification etc used in Medical Coding

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Dr. Kanav Khera
Professor

Working as Professor, Dept of Pharmacology/Pharmacy Practice, with more than 15 years of experience in Clinical Research/Biomedical Ethics/Evidence-based medicine, Antibiotic Stewardship program, pharmacovigilance, Drug Safety, Clinical trials, and outcome research. Dr Kanav Khera is also associate member secretory of Institutional ethics committee at School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, LPU. Dr Kanav Khera had vast experience in providing Pharmaceutical care services in Tertiary care hospitals and handling medication errors and related problems. Had published more than 35 research papers in National and international journals and was invited as a guest speaker at various events.