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Phlebotomy Chap-123

hartmans Publishing Inc

TermDefinition
Providers People or organizations that provide healthcare including doctors, nurses, clinics and agencies
Facilities Places where care is delivered or administered. Ex: Clinical labs, hospitals, doctors' offices, and treatment centers,
Payers People or organizations paying for healthcare services
Impatient setting provided to patients who must stay at the health care facility overnight ex: mostly hospitals
Outpatient setting common for surgery and other procedures that once required a hospital to stay Ex: Urgent care centers, public health clinics, doctors' offices and freestanding emergency departments (not connected to a hospital) are outpatient facility's .
Acute short tern illness that must be treated immediately
Discharge allowed to leave the facility
Admitted checked into receive impatient care
Long term care facilities businesses that provide skilled care 24/7 to residents who live in their facilities
Clinical laboratories Collect and analyze specimens from patients to provide to doctors and other healthcare professionals with information
Specimens Samples from patients. Ex: blood, urine, stool, and sputum, body cells like swab collecting.
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) educational requirements for certain laboratories employees, rules for handling patient specimens and test, and quality assurance and control practices. Goal is for patients to receive the best and quality care.
hematology blood, blood diseases and coagulation
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