Test your Lexington Clinic Patient Access Knowledge

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A game to help staff learn some rules of scheduling/patient access for Lexington Clinic

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Nancy Pauley

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Froggy Jumps Test your Lexington Clinic Patient Access KnowledgeVersion en ligne A game to help staff learn some rules of scheduling/patient access for Lexington Clinic par Nancy Pauley 1 Which is an example of an ACUTE issue? a Sore throat b Heart Disease c Osteoporosis 2 One patient identifier is: a Name of PCP b Social Security Number c Phone number 3 A patient is considered NEW if they haven't been seen by the provider in how many years? a 10 b 1 c 3 4 If a patient's primary care provider has a full schedule and the patient is having an ACUTE issue, the FIRST thing you should do is: a Offer appt with any other provider in the department b Offer an appt at First Choice Brannon c Tell patient to go to the emergency room 5 Dr. Podkowirow, Dr. McKenzie and Erin Soper, APRN are 3 of the providers at which department? a Family Medicine Andover b Internal Medicine South Broadway (IMSB) c Veteran's Park Family Medicine 6 For most providers at Internal Medicine South Broadway (IMSB), the minimum age for patients is: a 18 b 15 c 2 7 A few examples of "Red Flag" symptoms would be: a fever, mild headache, sinus congestion b seizure, chest pain, numbness in face c nausea, back pain, fatigue 8 If a patient calls in to report they are experiencing any "Red Flag" symptoms, you should: a Tell patient to go to the emergency room and document in a patient case b Schedule the patient for an appointment sometime that day/week c Verify patient's phone number and contact clinical staff to take the call 9 What is Dr. Lisa Hall's rule about NEW patients? a Currently open to any new patients b Open to new patients 18 years of age or older c Open to new pediatric patients only; will consider adults on a case-by-case basis 10 Patient cases should be: a Clear, concise, detailed b At least a paragraph long c Just a note asking the nursing staff to call the patient back

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Test your Lexington Clinic Patient Access KnowledgeVersion en ligne

par Nancy Pauley

Which is an example of an ACUTE issue?

One patient identifier is:

A patient is considered NEW if they haven't been seen by the provider in how many years?

If a patient's primary care provider has a full schedule and the patient is having an ACUTE issue, the FIRST thing you should do is:

Dr. Podkowirow, Dr. McKenzie and Erin Soper, APRN are 3 of the providers at which department?

For most providers at Internal Medicine South Broadway (IMSB), the minimum age for patients is:

A few examples of "Red Flag" symptoms would be:

If a patient calls in to report they are experiencing any "Red Flag" symptoms, you should:

What is Dr. Lisa Hall's rule about NEW patients?

Patient cases should be: