Price: $1795
Duration: 3 Days
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Technology: .NET
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Microsoft CPE:
You will identify essential healthcare and IT concepts and terminology and how to integrate the two realms of practice.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
The typical student for this course is an experienced IT professional in a role such as desktop support technician, network administrator, systems administrator, or database administrator, who is looking for opportunities within the healthcare industry or may already be working within the healthcare industry. Such students want to prove through certification that they have the knowledge and skills required to implement, deploy, and support healthcare IT systems.
Lesson 1: Healthcare IT FundamentalsTopic 1A: Core Concepts in Healthcare IT Topic 1B: EMR/EHR Issues Topic 1C: Stakeholders, Regulations, and Standards Topic 1D: HIPAA Controls and Compliance Lesson 2: The Medical EnvironmentTopic 2A: Healthcare Organizations Topic 2B: Medical Terminology, Equipment, and Software Topic 2C: Medical Coding and Billing Topic 2D: Medical Computer Interfaces Lesson 3: Using IT in the Medical WorkplaceTopic 3A: Roles and Responsibilities Topic 3B: Manage Communication and Ethics Issues Topic 3C: Legal Best Practices, Requirements, and Documentation Topic 3D: Medical Document Imaging Topic 3E: Sanitation Management Lesson 4: Healthcare IT Technical ComponentsTopic 4A: Computing Essentials Topic 4B: Networking Topic 4C: Manage Servers and Software Topic 4D: Hardware Support Lesson 5: Providing Medical IT SupportTopic 5A: Set Up a Workstation Topic 5B: Troubleshoot Basic IT Issues Topic 5C: Troubleshoot Medical IT Issues Topic 5D: Implementation of an EMR/EHR System Topic 5E: Change Control Lesson 6: SecurityTopic 6A: Manage Physical and Logical Security Topic 6B: Implement Security Best Practices and Threat Mitigation Techniques Topic 6C: Manage Remote Access Topic 6D: Manage Wireless Security Topic 6E: Perform Backups and Disaster Recovery Appendix A: Mapping Course Content to the CompTIA® Healthcare IT Technician (Exam HIT-001) Objectives Appendix B: CompTIA Acronyms
While there are no strict prerequisites, CompTIA intends the Healthcare IT Technician certificate to serve as an add-on to the CompTIA® A+® certification. Students should have experience and comfort with the following concepts and tasks: The estimated lesson times for this course are assigned based on the assumption that you will need to pace the class for students who have the minimum required prerequisites. That is, it assumes that students have only end-user computer skills, and do not have the CompTIA A+ certification or equivalent knowledge and experience, and you will need to spend time teaching the basic computer support sections in lessons 4, 5, and 6 quite thoroughly. The lesson times also assume that you will use all the provided media support components in class, including interactive simulated activities and animated demonstrations, and that you will spend ample time allowing students to explore the various healthcare IT-related websites mentioned throughout the courseware. Because everyone has some personal experience with the healthcare system, the lesson times also allow class time for students to share and discuss those experiences, and how they interpret them in light of the course information about health IT requirements and regulations.