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CCMA NHA CHAPTER 1 Roles and responibilites
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Medical Doctors (MDs) Roles and responsibilties of health care providers | Are consider allopathic provides . They diagnose illness, provide treatment , perform procedures such as surgical , inerventions and write prescription s |
| Osteopathic providers (DOs) Roles and responsibilties of health care providers | Complete requirements similar tot hose of a MDs. In addition to using modern medicine and surgical procedures ,DOs use Osteopathic Manipulative therapy (OMT) in treating . |
| Osteopathic providers (DOs) Roles and responsibilties of health care providers | Complete requirements similar tot hose of a MDs. In addition to using modern medicine and surgical procedures ,DOs use Osteopathic Manipulative therapy (OMT) in treating . |
| Medical Assistant (MA) Roles and responsibilties of MA | bridge clinical and administrative tasks, working primarily in outpatient settings like doctors' offices. Key duties include recording patient histories, measuring vital signs, administering medications/vaccinations, preparing exam rooms, and performing b |
| Nurse Practitioners (NPs) Roles and responsibilties of health care providers | Provides basic patient care services including diagnosing and prescribing medications. Generally , preventive care and disease prevention |
| Physician Assistants (PAs) Roles and responsibilties of health care providers | Practice medicine under direction and supervision of a licensed MD or DO . Additionally, PAs are able to make clinical decisions and be responsible for variety of services |
| Medical Receptionist Roles and responsibilties of allied health personnel | Checks patients in and out . answer phones , and performs filling ,faxing, and other task |
| Medical Laboratory Technicians Roles and responsibilties of allied health personnel | Peforms diagnostic testing on blood , bodily fluids, and other specimens under the supervision of a medical technolgist |
| Occupational Therapists Roles and responsibilties of allied health personnel | Assist in patients who have developed conditions that disbaled them developmentally, emontionally, mentally, or physcially |
| Pharmacy Technicians Roles and responsibilties of allied health personnel | Assist pharmacists with duties that do not require the expertise or judgment of licensed pharmacist |
| Physical Therapists Roles and responsibilities of allied health personnel | Assist pts in regaining their mobility and improving their strength and range of motion |
| Radiology Technicians Roles and responsibilties of allied health personnel | use various types if imaging equipment to assist the provider in diagnosing and treating certain diseases |
| Allopathic medicine | is the conventional system of medicine practiced by MDs (Doctors of Medicine), focusing on diagnosing and treating diseases with drugs, surgery, and other therapies |
| Osteopathic medicine | is a. medical practice that treats the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—rather than just symptoms. (DOs) utilize modern medicine, including pharmaceuticals and surgery, alongside specialized training in the musculoskeletal system and manual techniques |
| Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT) | a system of hands-on techniques used by osteopathic physicians (DOs) to diagnosis, treat, and prevent illness or injury and improve function. |
| Accountable Care Organization Types of healthcare delivery models | are groups of doctors, hospitals, and healthcare providers who voluntarily collaborate to deliver high-quality, coordinated care to Medicare patients while reducing unnecessary costs. |
| Capitation(Partial or Full) Types of healthcare delivery models | In this payment model, patients are assigned a per-memeber,per -month payment based on their age,race,sex,lifestyle,medical history,and benefits design.Payments rates tied to expected usage regardless of how often pt visits |
| Global Budget Types of healthcare delivery models | Limits the level and the rate of increase of health care cost. They typically include a quality component as well |
| Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) Types of healthcare delivery models | This plan contracts with medical center or group of providers to provide preventive and acute care for insured person.HMOs generally require referrals to specialists , as well as recertifications & preauthorization for hospital outpatient procedures & tx |
| Patient-centered medical home(PCMH) Types of healthcare delivery models | In this care delivery model, a primary care provider (PCP) coordinates treatment to make sure patients receive the required care when and where they need it, and in a way they can understand |
| Pay for Performance Types of healthcare delivery models | This reimbursement model compensates providers only if they meet certain measures for quality& efficiency , Generating quality and efficiency, Generating quality benchmark measures connect providers reimbursement directly to quality of care they provide |
| Preferred Providers Organization (PPO) Types of healthcare delivery models | These plans have flexibility than HMO plans. A insure person doesn't need a PCP, but can go directly to a specialist without referrals. Although patient can see providers in or out of their network,an in-network provider usual cost less |
| General Practitioners (GPs) Providers that practice general medicine | Are medical doctors who treat acute and chronic illnesses and provide preventive care and health education to patients |
| Family Practitioner Providers that practice general medicine | Offers care to the whole family from newborn to older adults. They are familiar with a range of disorders and diseases. However , preventive care is their primary concern.This is one of the most often chosen by physicians |
| Internists Providers that practice general medicine |