A scribe does not have to obtain a certification in order to perform duties. However, this does not mean that a clinic can utilize a scribe without establishing guidelines and reviewing payer requirements. It is recommended that a scribe have a basic understanding of medical terminology and anatomy. A provider should monitor a scribe’s work…
Certified Chiropractic Clinical Assistant Training is now available as part of Library Membership! This official training is for those who wish to certify through the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards (FCLB). The KMC University Library is an online resource for chiropractors and their teams that provides access to a vast array of educational materials and resources related to Medicare, documentation, billing, coding, compliance, and the business aspects of running a chiropractic practice. It can help chiropractors and their teams stay up-to-date on the latest regulations and best practices, as well as save time and money by avoiding costly mistakes.
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Pros and Cons of Using a Scribe The practice of using a scribe is as ancient as the practice of medicine itself. Priests, politicians, physicians, and scholars have long taken advantage of using another person to write down their thoughts and actions. This guide outlines ideology, guidelines, and other considerations for using a clinical scribe….
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Guidelines For Scribes Medical practices using Electronic health records (EHRs) have increased their use of scribes. Medical and nursing students make good scribes because of their knowledge of anatomy and medical terminology, but there are no training or certification requirements to become a scribe. The Joint Commission, which accredits and certifies healthcare organizations and programs,…
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Using a Scribe in Your Office Chiropractic practices have increasingly turned to scribe assistants as they search for ways to streamline the documentation process and improve overall productivity. Scribes are not medical providers (although some may have medical backgrounds) and they don’t treat patients. A scribe’s main task is to document in the patient’s medical…
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