MO/270 Case Study Research Project

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Case Study Research Project Final Paper
LaNetria Triggs
Instructor: LeAnn Lupton
Case Study Research Project MO 270
(3/9/18)

Introduction

In this essay, I will be discussing several different topics such as documentation, medical practice, communication, billing and reimbursement, various diseases and treatments processes, and diversity. The purpose of covering these topics is to better educate the concepts and perspectives of these topics. Often times, people seem to have misconceptions of these topics, which leads to a lot of mishaps and confusion in the medical field. I think that it is very critical and vital, that you understand and get as much clarity as possible, regarding each of these topics, as an individual …show more content…
I can’t imagine myself or one of my loved ones being prescribed a medication that is not needed, nor to have a medical procedure that isn’t needed. These types of things causes lawsuits against the medical practice and the providers involved. When working in the medical field, it is best that you comprehend these elements, so that you can always perform at your best. Patients will receive the best care, when they have medical team members, who always have their patient’s best interest at heart. Displaying professionalism and ethics, is good for the company as well as the patients that are being serviced. Doctor and patient relationships are also very important. When patients feel compassion from their physician, it makes them comfortable with establishing a great relationship with the physician. This also ensures the patient’s privacy concerns that they may have had prior to the relationship. It is also important that patients receive a proper explanation of their medical care plans and …show more content…
It is now possible to diagnose diseases faster and more accurately using advanced diagnostic techniques. Medical management has become more effective with refined medications having more specific actions and fewer side effects. Surgical treatment has moved towards less invasive modes of management with lesser morbidity and faster recovery. Among all these developments, the medical profession in India is at a crossroads with facing many ethical and legal challenges in the practice of profession. The medical fraternity is becoming more and more dependent on technology and market forces tend to influence decision making by the
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