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Non profit group or alliance of member hospitals and
American Hospital health care organizations that promote the interests
Association (AHA) of hospitals. It is an advocacy group for health care
organizations, particularly hospitals
The national professional membership organization
for physicians that distributes scientific information to
its members and the public, informs members of
American Medical legislation related to health and medicine, and
Association (AMA) represents the medical profession's interests in
national legislative matters; maintains and publishes
the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) coding
system
Works with other agencies to provide a relief service
after a disaster (not responsible for developing local
American Red Cross disaster plan) A disaster relief organization founded in
Washington, D.C. on May 21, 1881 by Clara Barton to
aid US military and conduct peace time relief work.
The professional organization that certifies medical
American association of
assistants and works to maintain professional
medical assistants
standards in the medical assisting profession.
, A group within the United Nations responsible for
World Health human health, including combating the spread of
Organization (WHO) infectious diseases and health issues related to natural
disasters.
provides certified credentials to medical coders in
American academy of physician offices, hospital outpatient facilities,
professional coders ambulatory surgical centers, and in payer
organizations
The registering organization for medical assistants
American Medical
that provides online continuing education,
Technologists (AMT)
certification information, and member news.
a professional organization that promotes the
American Health business and clinical uses of electronic and paper-
Information Management based medical information. The group provides health
Association (AHIMA) information professionals with resources and training
to improve their skills.
leads, educates, and advocates for professional
excellence and integrity in healthcare documentation
association for healthcare policies and practices. We envision a future where
documentation integrity optimal healthcare delivery and outcomes are
facilitated by complete, accurate, and timely clinical
documentation to convey patient health stories.
Notable female Polish/French chemist and physicist
Marie Curie around the turn of the 20th century. Won two nobel
prizes. Did pioneering work in radioactivity.
Established sanitary nursing care units. Founder of
Florence Nightingale modern nursing. began professional education of
nursing.
1857 Emily and Elizabeth Blackwell, along with Marie
Zakrzewska, opened the New York Infirmary for
Women and Children. As all three women knew from
Blackwell Sisters
personal experience, they were providing a valuable
opportunity for women, as patients and as fellow
physicians.
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Terms in this set (39)
Non profit group or alliance of member hospitals and
American Hospital health care organizations that promote the interests
Association (AHA) of hospitals. It is an advocacy group for health care
organizations, particularly hospitals
The national professional membership organization
for physicians that distributes scientific information to
its members and the public, informs members of
American Medical legislation related to health and medicine, and
Association (AMA) represents the medical profession's interests in
national legislative matters; maintains and publishes
the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) coding
system
Works with other agencies to provide a relief service
after a disaster (not responsible for developing local
American Red Cross disaster plan) A disaster relief organization founded in
Washington, D.C. on May 21, 1881 by Clara Barton to
aid US military and conduct peace time relief work.
The professional organization that certifies medical
American association of
assistants and works to maintain professional
medical assistants
standards in the medical assisting profession.
, A group within the United Nations responsible for
World Health human health, including combating the spread of
Organization (WHO) infectious diseases and health issues related to natural
disasters.
provides certified credentials to medical coders in
American academy of physician offices, hospital outpatient facilities,
professional coders ambulatory surgical centers, and in payer
organizations
The registering organization for medical assistants
American Medical
that provides online continuing education,
Technologists (AMT)
certification information, and member news.
a professional organization that promotes the
American Health business and clinical uses of electronic and paper-
Information Management based medical information. The group provides health
Association (AHIMA) information professionals with resources and training
to improve their skills.
leads, educates, and advocates for professional
excellence and integrity in healthcare documentation
association for healthcare policies and practices. We envision a future where
documentation integrity optimal healthcare delivery and outcomes are
facilitated by complete, accurate, and timely clinical
documentation to convey patient health stories.
Notable female Polish/French chemist and physicist
Marie Curie around the turn of the 20th century. Won two nobel
prizes. Did pioneering work in radioactivity.
Established sanitary nursing care units. Founder of
Florence Nightingale modern nursing. began professional education of
nursing.
1857 Emily and Elizabeth Blackwell, along with Marie
Zakrzewska, opened the New York Infirmary for
Women and Children. As all three women knew from
Blackwell Sisters
personal experience, they were providing a valuable
opportunity for women, as patients and as fellow
physicians.
