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HIM 455 - Health Information Management Applications in Non-traditional Settings (3 Credits)

Prerequisite: HIM 205 , HIM 300  , HIM 360  
Students are introduced to the management of health information in non-acute hospital settings. Non-traditional provider sites include ambulatory care, mental health, home health, skilled nursing, emergency medical services, and veterinary care. The course also covers reimbursement, coding, licensing, and accreditation issues in these facilities.