BENEFITS AND FEATURES
{Each Comprehensive Health Dictionary Edition}
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Health Dictionary Series™
Whether you're a health-administration, graduate, nursing or medical school student; a physician, dentist, podiatrist, osteopath, optician, psychologist, chiropractor or nurse; medical office manager, CEO, COO, CFO, CTO; a medical professional from novice to mature expert, or a patient as we all will be; the comprehensive Health Dictionary Series will fill the gaps in your background of health knowledge terminology and make its lexicon easier to understand.
The goal of our Health Dictionary Series™ is to explain and describe; not just define. That is, we are not a series of dictionaries about just terms, but also about the art and science of health administration; an increasingly important branch of medicine - the most noble of professions.
We go to extremes to explain important concepts that include tables and charts of useful information; from managed care and health insurance, to health economics and finance; from information technology and internet security, to health law, policy and administration; from emoticons to mathematic equations; from HIPAA sets to ASCII codes, and even slang terms, products and corporations.
We feel you have a right to know how important and friable contemporaneous healthcare administration terminology can be, not just how to use it - but to really understand it.
Since health administration is a human activity, not just a branch of medicine, we also cover key concepts of ethics, people and the profession’s rich historic past, with some modicum of wit and humor too; as well as the lively and ever-changing world of the future paperless medical practice; courtesy of the anytime, anywhere wireless World Wide Web.
With the object of being continuously in print with biannual collaborative updates, our goal is only obtainable with your input. Please contribute to our Wiki us for the journey. Be part of something extraordinary; the Health Dictionary Series™
Each Volume is an Ultimate Quick-Reference Pocket Tool that Defines and Clarifies the Entire Health Administration Industry
Master the fast paced and complex world of the healthcare industrial complex with the four volume Health Dictionary Series™ With more than 10,000 entries, each pocket-sized Dictionary is the only resource that you will ever need to cover the entire language of this vast and complex industry!
Definitions, Terms, Abbreviations and Acronyms used in Healthcare for:
Presentations, Seminars and Reports
Research and White Papers
Publications and Directories
Committees and Organizations
RFPs, RFI, Sales and Product Demos
Public and Private Health Sectors
Medical, Nursing and Business Schools
Graduate Schools and Universities
Medical, Clinical, Benefits and Administration
A Comprehensive Health Dictionary Series ™ with Highly Beneficial Details …..
Each comprehensive Dictionary, of the HDS, contains more than 10,000 entries supplemented with easy-to-navigate design enhancements, references, abbreviations and more!
Cross-Referenced: Related terms may be cross-referenced for additional research -- Enhances reader understanding and broadens knowledge.
Terms: More than 5,000 defined terms -- Ensures complete coverage of all facets of the healthcare industrial complex.
Italics: Used throughout the entire four-volume series to quickly identify special words, references and more.
Unique Definitions: Clarifies confusing definitions and provides focused and industry specific knowledge needed by all health industry stakeholders, third-parties and laymen.
Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, OSHA, EEOC, EMTALA, RICCO and Patriot Act Nomenclature: Defines important new legal and regulatory terminology – Provides an excellent quick-reference to defining must-know administrative standards and health policies.
Each Dictionary is really a 3-in-1 reference that cover the language of every non-clinical health care industry sector; (i) layman, purchaser, and benefits manager; (ii) physician, provider and health care facility; and (iii) payer, intermediary, student and professional.