Health Data Collection & Classification Extramural I

Curriculum Guideline

Effective Date:
Course
Discontinued
Yes
Course Code
HIMP 1275
Descriptive
Health Data Collection & Classification Extramural I
Department
Health Information Management
Faculty
Health Sciences
Credits
1.50
Start Date
End Term
201930
PLAR
Yes
Semester Length
2 weeks
Max Class Size
10
Contact Hours
Practicum: 36.0 - 37.5 hrs
Method(s) Of Instruction
Practicum
Learning Activities
  1. Continuous feedback provided by a faculty member to the participant during the process of coding and abstracting.
  2. Discussion of performance
  3. Group discussion.
  4. Guest lecturers/tours/demonstrations
Course Description
This two-week extramural session focuses on classification of diagnoses and interventions using ICD-10-CCCA/CCI from current health records for specific body systems. Students will attend, primarily in groups, an an acute care health care facility under the supervision of a faculty member or designate.
Course Content
  1. Practice classification of diseases and interventions from a select variety of health records in a health care facility using ICD-10-CA/CCI classification systems.
  2. Practice completion of an abbreviated manual version of the discharge abstract.
  3. Participate in tours, demonstrations, and other relevant activities.
Learning Outcomes

In this course students attend a local health care facility to practice skills in data classification and abstraction.  The participant will have opportunity to:

  • at an entry-level proficiency, be able accurately and consistently classify common diagnoses and interventions from select current health records
  • maintain and enhance appreciation for the importance of data integrity
Means of Assessment

Typical evaluations would include:

  • Self-Assessment
  • Reflective Learning Journals
  • Test Cases
  • Productivity

 

Course evaluation is based on course objectives and is consistent with Douglas College Curriculum and Development approval policy. 

A detailed evaluation schedule is presented to the student at the beginning of the course.  Outline of evaluation may be subject to change.

This is a graded course.

Textbook Materials

Textbooks and Materials to be Purchased by Students

 

No specific texts are required.  Students to use relevant reference texts and materials from Semesters I and II. 

 

Require use of laptop loaded with coding software

Prerequisites
Which Prerequisite