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HCI
125 Hospital and Clinic Records
is designed for Health Information
Technology and Medical Coding and Reimbursement Specialist majors
only. Includes online lecture and lab. Requires permission of
the instructor before enrolling. (Winter).
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HCI
179 Clinical Practicum I is
an internship in a health information management/medical record
department in a hospital and is designed for those who have been
formally
accepted into the second year of the Health Information Technology
Program. This course requires permission of the instructor
before enrolling. (Summer)
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HCI 219 Statistics
in Health Care is
an online course designed for those students who have been formally accepted into the second
year of the Health Information Technology program
or permission. Pre-requisites
are completion of the first year of the HIT program including Math 80
Elementary Algebra or higher (or equivalent knowledge as
demonstrated on the ASSET/Compass test). (Fall)
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HCI
225 Computers in Health Care
this is an online course designed for students
enrolled in the Health Information Technology
Program, and Medical Coding and Reimbursement Specialist Certificate Program
although others may
enroll on a space available basis. Prerequisite
requirements: CIS 105 Business Computer Applications (or
equivalent knowledge) and HCI 125 Hospital
and Clinic Records (or similar experience). (Fall) |
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HCI 234 Clinical
Practice II is an internship
in a health information management/medical record department in
hospitals and other health care facilities, and is designed for
those who have been formally accepted into the second year of the Health Information
Technology Program. All first year HIT courses plus HCI 219
and HCI 225 must be completed prior to this practicum. This course requires permission of the
instructor before enrolling. (Winter)
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HCI 235 HIT
Capstone Course is a
course in
which students work in teams of 3-5 students throughout the quarter
in which they develop a complete business plan for development of a
Health Information Management Department in an outpatient clinic. 1/2 of the grade is based on the work product and 1/2
is based on effectiveness of the student working as a team
member. The student must have completed all HCI courses
required in the HIT program or concurrently enrolled to be
eligible. (Spring) |
