Medical Records professionals, also known as Health Information Technicians, are responsible for managing and organizing patients' health information data. This role involves ensuring the accuracy, accessibility, and security of both paper and electronic health records. They play a crucial role in maintaining patient confidentiality and adhering to regulatory standards. Medical Records professionals collaborate with physicians and other healthcare providers to ensure accurate and complete documentation of patient care. They use various software systems to code and classify information from patients' records for reimbursement purposes and for maintaining registries and databases.
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