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Registered Nurse September 2009

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• Patient tracking technologies track each patient's service and procedure progress from admission to discharge and allow administrators to analyze patient flow and increase the speed at which patients are processed in order to maximize the hospital's capacity. • Patient monitoring technologies allow staff to monitor a patient's appearance and vital signs from a remote location. Revenue capture technologies I n w h a t di t ays can cre sed w eu ormation brators inf t by administo the devoted line? bot tom • Electronic patient registration transmits to an electronic record the information collected from the patient on admission, including insurance and credit card information. • Medical credit scoring (MCS) allows the hospital to screen patients for ability to pay for care at the point of service (even in emergency situations) using address verification, full credit reports, and automated screening for charity and government programs. • Revenue cycle management (RCM) is designed for managing a hospital's cash flow. It facilitates revenue capture, billing, and collection. © Copyright IHSP 2009. All rights reserved.

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