I am majorly stressing over this presentation that I have to give for my job interview. I have decided to do it on the billing procedures associated with the hospital (I think?!). Basically I want to outline the following:
-Patient comes into the ER
-IF Patient gets admitted/test/discharged
-IF Patient has test results
-Bill is created for the patient
-Bill is sent to patient's insurance company
-Insurance either pays or denys claim
-IF claim denied, patient then has to pay, and gets billed at home.
Something along these lines but I have having the hardest time making it all make sense. I also think I might be stressing too much about it. I also researched HIPAA and the guideline incase I change my mind and want to outline that.
I'M FREAKING OUT MAN!
So any suggestions? On this or a way to just relax and try to organize my thoughts? Anything would help right about now, I am ready to rip my hair out. BTW the presentation is next Monday.
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Is the point of this presentation to outline the process and how it works? I'm just trying to understand the purpose.
Have you ever played with flowcharts? That would be a good way to graphically present the info. Also, just having everything laid out might help you organize your thoughts.
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[QUOTE]First of all, take a deep breath. It will all be okay. Is the point of this presentation to outline the process and how it works? I'm just trying to understand the purpose. Have you ever played with flowcharts? That would be a good way to graphically present the info. Also, just having everything laid out might help you organize your thoughts.
Posted by leia1979[/QUOTE]
The point of the presentation is to show how I am at giving presentations. The job would require me to meet with many different people and explain to them how to use the software.They want to make sure I am comfortable in front of people and speaking.
I tried to make a flowchart yesterday and I was failing miserably.
In that case, I would stick to your billing example. HIPAA is probably too complex. Even if you don't use it to present, make your own reference diagram of each step so you'll always know what relates to what.
I have to head to work now. I'll be back later...hopefully with more ideas.
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I would recommend telling a story (stories are easier to present than facts) - So a man walks into the ER complaining of chest pain.
Next slide: He some sort of heart test.
Next slide: He is admitted to the hospital
Thus, a bill has to be created for the patient.
Etc. While it doesn't show every possible option, it shows that you understand the process and can present things.
Maybe...it's the end of the semester, so my brain's a little fried
Get it...?
All of a flutter? Because he's probably having a heart attack?
Ok, I'll try to come up with some better ones, but you get the idea.
[QUOTE]I like Blue's suggestion. Use a couple different patients as "models" to illustrate the process. Give them silly names and conditions, for a little extra touch. Like "Al Ofaflutter checks into the E.R. complaining of chest pain..." Get it...? All of a flutter? Because he's probably having a heart attack? Ok, I'll try to come up with some better ones, but you get the idea.
Posted by Elle1036[/QUOTE]
Hahaha! I did get it! Thank you Elle and everyone else for your suggestions!
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Still here and still fabulous!
Inappropriate? Completely. Hilariously childish? Definitely.
[QUOTE]Can his name be Jack MeHoff? Inappropriate? Completely. Hilariously childish? Definitely.
Posted by luvdncn90[/QUOTE]
<div>Love this suggestion. Made me laugh. </div>
I haven't heard of "A thall." Is that the same as the nuclear cardiac stress test? My dad has had many of those and the regular treadmill test.
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