Curriculum and training
Syllabus and Subjects
Common subjects include medical terminology, anatomy and physiology basics, healthcare delivery, record keeping, medical law and ethics, quality and patient safety, computer applications, statistics, communication and pr...
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Major subjects and learning areas
Common subjects include medical terminology, anatomy and physiology basics, healthcare delivery, record keeping, medical law and ethics, quality and patient safety, computer applications, statistics, communication and principles of management.
Professional topics may cover master patient indexes, numbering and filing systems, record completion, classification and coding concepts, hospital organisation, birth and death documentation, medico-legal records, insurance documentation, health statistics, research data and electronic health records.
The curriculum should also address cybersecurity, access control, audit trails, consent-based information exchange, data quality, interoperability, backup and disaster recovery. Coding classifications and legal requirements change over time, so students must learn how to consult current authorised standards rather than memorise outdated codes.
Official verification
Sources to check before acting
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