Medical Records Intro Flashcards

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What is the document outlining Medical Record Administration and Healthcare Documentation in the army

A

AR 40-66

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Medical Records Definition

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military or civilian documents that give information on the evaluation, findings, diagnosis, and treatment of a patient

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Types of Medical Records (4)

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Service Treatment Records (STR)
Outpatient Treatment Records (OTR)
Inpatient Treatments Records (ITR)
Dental Records

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4
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Defense Health Information Systems (DHIMS) (3)

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CHCS I (composite HC system/ foundation/ book appts, pharmacy, lab and radiology)

CHCS II = AHLTA (outpatient use, DoD EHR)

Essentris-inpatient documentation system

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5
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Medical Uses for Med Records (5)

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  1. chronological record of med care (including rationale for care)
  2. means of communication among med personnel
  3. planning/continuity
  4. review/eval and study
  5. data for research
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Legal Use of Med Recrods (5)

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evidence for…
malpractice
disability and med retirement (insurance)
criminal investigation
external licensure/ accreditation
military line of duty investigations/ med boards

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Military Use for Med Records (4)

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advise CDR on retention/utilization
assist PEBs
mobilization process for active and guard
identify deceased (dental records)

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8
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Med Records are owned by who? Kept where?

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owned by US Government
custody of MTF
AHLTA hard copies in NPRC
STR copy and dental is retired to veterans affairs record center

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Who in the MTF has custodial responsibility of records

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commander of treatment facility
chief of clinical services (DCCS)
attending physician
other professionals attending the patient
hospital registrar
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Classification of Med Records

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Private–limited access for official purposes

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Who can look at military med record

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Patient
medical personnel authorized to diagnose, assess, and treat
(maybe unit personnel officer, inspectors, unit commanders)

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STR

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Service Treatment Record
Primarily Maintained in AHLTA
Outpatient medical and dental care (perm and continuous upon entry into service)

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OTR

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Outpatient treatment record

used to document med and dental care for beneficiaries for whom an STR is not kept

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Content of outpatient med records

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(treated but not admitted to MTF)
physical exam
initial eval/follow up/treatment/discharge
immunization/lab/x-ray
referrals
master problem list
chronological record of visits
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Inpatient med records: for who and for what??

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(MTF with authorized beds for inpatient care)
applies to all beneficiaries
begins upon admisssion, completed w/ end of hospitlization (could have more than 1)

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ITR contents

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inpatient medical record

  • -Cover sheet
  • -Admission summary
  • -History and physical
  • -Physical exam & doctor’s progress notes
  • -nursing notes; temp; pulse; respiration
  • -consultation sheets (labs/x-rays)
  • -doctor’s orders
  • -narrative summary of hospital stay (pt gets copy)
17
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Common Forms for PTs (4)

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SF 513: consultation request (referral to PT, or PT referral to other specialist)

SF600: Chronological record of care

DA 3349: Physical profile

SF 509: Progress Notes (inpatient)

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FM Prefix: 20

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sponsor, active duty or retired

19
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FM Prefix: 30

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souse of sponsor

20
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FM Prefix: 31

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second spouse

21
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FM Prefix: 01

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First child of sponsor

22
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FM Prefix: 02

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second child of sponsor

23
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FM Prefix: 40

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mother

24
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FM Prefix: 45

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father

25
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FM Prefix: 50

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mother-in-law

26
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FM Prefix: 55

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father-in-law

27
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FM Prefix: 60

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relative, not immediate family

sister is included in this

28
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FM Prefix: 00/98

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Civilian emergency

29
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Documentation Guidelines (1-7)

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  1. black ink
  2. pt statements in quotes
  3. enter only facts
  4. standard abbreviations
  5. date/time on all entries
  6. print name/use stamp
  7. don’t obliterate anything (line through mistakes)
30
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Documentation guidelines (8-14)

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  1. do not squeeze afterthoughts in the margin
  2. complete, accurate, legible
  3. proper documentation format
  4. note the date when documenting a return visit
  5. document lack of compliance (missed appts)
  6. no uncomplimentary comments
  7. support fellow HCPs