HDCR 540 Pause & Changes in 2022.
To make content revisions, the HDCR 540 course will be paused for through the end of June 2022. Thank-you for making application plans around these dates.
Course Name |
Health Data Classification Refresher |
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Course Description |
This self-study program consists of ICD-10- pathophysiology and related interventions; application of coding theory to coding exercises with self-assessment, sectional and final exams. Students are assigned an instructor upon registration. The focus of this course is on application of ICD-10-CA and CCI to classification in the acute care hospital environment. The course is organized according to the CIHI Major Clinical Categories (MCC). The course is designed for health information management professionals who
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Subject Code |
HDCR 540 |
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Learning Objectives |
By the end of this course, students will:
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Tuition |
$918.00 (as of Fall semester 2021) Resource materials not included in tuition fee. Contact the Douglas College Bookstore for prices and ordering information. |
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Pre-requisite |
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Course Content |
This course covers the following topics:
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Learning Resources |
ICD-10-CA and CCI Folio Views (Version 2018) [Computer software] Canadian Institute of Health Information. Available from https://www.cihi.ca/en/version-2018-icd-10-ca-and-cci-classifications Fletcher, J. (2018). ICD-10-CA/CCI Classification Primer (8th ed.) Self-published. Available through the Douglas College Bookstore.
Canadian Institute of Health Information. (2018). Canadian Coding Standards for Version 2018 ICD-10-CA and CCI. https://secure.cihi.ca/free_products/CodingStandards_v2018_EN.pdf |
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Instruction Method |
Self-paced, self-guided independent study using the Classificaiton Primer and the Canadian Coding Standards; online interactions supported through use of Blackboard. Due to the nature of an online delivery, the student will be expected to be proficient in computer skills including email, adding attachments, navigating the internet etc. Resources for getting started with Blackboard are available online to help get the student comfortable in the Blackboard environment. |
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Assignments
Grading |
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Minimum grade to pass is C (65%). An official Douglas College transcript can be ordered via my Account. CREDENTIALUpon successful completion of all program requirements, you will be awarded a Douglas College Continuing Education program certificate. This certificate is issued by the Graduation Office in the Office of the Registrar. |
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Completion Timeframe |
8 months (210 hours) from course start date Any deviations from the expected time frames must be communicated to your instructor beforehand and must meet the requirements posted on the CEHS website: https://www.douglascollege.ca/programs-courses/continuing-education/health/registration |
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Registration and course start |
Registration is easy; simply complete the CE-HS Registration Form and submit it to: cehs@douglascollege.ca, with proof of completion of the pre-requisite requirements. Payment of the tuition fee must accompany registration. Instructions on how to access your course materials will be emailed to you by the Program Assistant within five (5) business days prior to your chosen course start date. |
Course CRN provided by dept upon fulfilling pre-requisites.
Calendar - Registration dates & deadlines.