Level 3 Certificate in Clinical Coding

Understand the fundamentals of clinical coding and medical records confidentiality.

Learn clinical terminology and jargon used in medical coding.

Master ICD-10 coding, including general coding standards and specific codes for various chapters.

Gain proficiency in OPCS-4 and SNOMED CT coding systems.

Explore other types of clinical coding and their applications.

Comprehend the legal and ethical considerations in clinical coding.

Apply coding knowledge to accurately document and manage clinical data.

Improve the quality and efficiency of medical records and data management.

A CPD certificate that is recognised worldwide.

A great online learning experience.

Interesting and unique online materials and activities.

Expert guidance and support from the field leaders.

Access to the study resources anytime you want.

Friendly and helpful customer service and admin support by email, phone, and chat from Monday through Friday.

Get a year-long access to the course.

Module 01: Introduction To Clinical Coding

Module 02: Introduction To Clinical Records Its Confidentiality

Module 03: Clinical Terminology And Jargons

Module 04: Introduction To ICD-10 Coding

Module 05: General Coding Standards Of ICD-10

Module 06: ICD-10 5th Edition Codes (Chapter 1 To 4)

Module 07: ICD-10 5th Edition Codes (Chapter 5 To 10)

Module 08: ICD-10 5th Edition Codes (Chapter 11 To 15)

Module 09: ICD-10 5th Edition Codes (Chapter 16 To 22)

Module 10: Introduction To OPCS-4

Module 11: Introduction To SNOMED CT

Module 12: Other Types Of Clinical Coding

Module 13: Legal And Ethical Aspects Of Working In A Clinical Environment

Healthcare Professionals: Looking to specialize in clinical coding.

Medical Records Technicians: Seeking to enhance their coding skills.

Healthcare Administrators: Wanting to understand medical coding better.

Data Analysts in Healthcare: Aiming to gain expertise in clinical data coding.

Students: Pursuing a career in health information management.

Clinical Documentation Specialists: Needing comprehensive coding knowledge.

Medical Secretaries: Looking to expand their skill set.

Public Health Professionals: Involved in data collection and analysis.

No prerequisites; suitable for individuals from any academic background.

Accessible course materials from any internet-enabled device.

Clinical Coder

Health Information Technician

Medical Records Coordinator

Clinical Data Analyst

Medical Billing Specialist

Health Information Manager

Medical Documentation Specialist

Clinical Coding Auditor

Public Health Data Analyst