Emergency Department Data Quality Support

Royal Berkshire Nhs Foundation Trust; Reading; Presencial; GBP 26 000 - 32 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a dedicated data coder to support the data quality service in the Emergency Department. The post holder will translate clinical information into accurate diagnostic, intervention and procedure codes and help improve discharge information for patients and GPs.

You will work with clinical and clerical staff, meet daily coding targets, seek clinician input when information is unclear, review discharge letters before discharge, and maintain databases

Responsabilidades

• Review electronic clinical information and translate into accurate diagnostic, intervention and procedure codes
• Meet daily coding targets and deadlines
• Seek clinician input when information is unclear
• Coordinate with clinical and clerical staff to resolve coding issues
• Cover for colleagues when required
• Discuss complex coding issues with the Trust Data Quality Team
• Be mindful of translating distressing information
• Review discharge letters to ensure data quality before discharge
• Maintain databases and departmental spreadsheets
• Ensure data entered is accurate across information systems

Descrição da oferta de emprego

The post holder will be responsible for supporting the effective and efficient data quality service to the Emergency Department. This will include reviewing medical, intervention and procedural terminology and other clinical information from the Emergency Department System and assign the appropriate diagnostic, intervention and procedure codes. The role will assist the Trust to meet both its business and clinical information requirements and improve the quality of the discharge information for both the patient and GP.,

• Reviewing electronic clinical information from both electronic and manual source documentation, translate and assign accurate diagnostic, intervention and procedure codes using the Firstnet ECDS classifications following and in-keeping with the national coding standards.
• Take responsibility for completing own workload within the agreed Trust daily coding targets in order to achieve the required daily coding deadlines
• Seek advice from clinicians where necessary to translate cases where information is not always clear
• Contact clinical staff as necessary for clarification of information within source documentation where there is ambiguity
• Participate in feedback sessions with the Directorate Team regarding outcomes of internal departmental audits.
• Liaise with all staff, both clinical and clerical to raise issues surrounding all aspects of the coding process and to clarify coding issues raised.
• Cover for fellow colleagues as and when required.
• Raise complex coding issues with the Trust Data Quality Team to ensure correct coding resolution is reached following the Trust and CCS national coding query mechanism.
• Be aware and open to translating information of a distressing nature
• Review the discharge letters of patients prior to discharge to ensure data quality is correct, and address issues immediately if incorrect.
• Maintain databases and/or departmental spreadsheets
• Ensure data quality and accuracy of any information entered into information systems is maintained

In 2016, we updated our Trust vision and values, working with colleagues around the Trust. Our vision is to provide 'Seamless Excellence in Health Care Delivery and Outcomes'; underpinning this are our values - CARE: Compassion, Aspiration, Resourceful and Excellence. You can read more about these on the Strategy pages.