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HIM 4204: Systems Analysis in Health Information Management

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This is a capstone course which includes methods and management tools used in the analysis of health information systems, including the development of objectives, policies and procedures; benchmarking; workflow, productivity measurement, layout analysis, and project management. Prerequisite: HIM 4197 (0162), HIM 4101 (0109) with C or better Corequisite: HIM 4202 (0204)

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HIM 4211: Political, Social and Ethical Aspects of Health Information

2.00 Credits

Temple University

Analysis of the impact of public policy formulation, with an emphasis on health information management systems. Includes discussion of the legislative and regulatory process and the role of advocacy by the professional association. Research and health information management ethical issues are examined. Prerequisite: HIM 3202 (0105), HIM 3285 (W181) with C or better or permission of instructor

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HIM 4213: Healthcare Reimbursement Systems

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Reimbursement methodologies are studied, as they relate to a variety of health care settings, payers and patient populations. Case mix analysis, charge master description, revenue cycle management, claims processing and fraud and abuse are discussed. Provides an overview of accounting and financial terms used by health care managers. Prerequisite: HIM 4105 (0203) and HIM 3208 (0207) with C or better

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HIM 4286: Management Internship

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Intensive clinical experience on a full-time basis for 4 weeks at selected affiliated institutions; emphasis on administrative aspects of health information management services. Prerequisite: HIM 4101 (0109), HIM 4105 (0203), HIM 4107 (0209), HIM 4109 (0274), HIM 3285 (W181), HIM 4197 (0162) with C or better and permission of department chair and final senior semester

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HIM 4298: Health Information Management Case Studies

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Writing intensive capstone course that requires a formal paper regarding an important and current health information management issue. Problems and cases are also used for the development of critical thinking, problem-solving and decision-making skills. The assignments facilitate the application of health information management expertise and the skills needed for a professional career path.
Note: Writing intensive course. Mode: 3 hours lecture. Prerequisite: HIM 4101 (0109), HIM 4105 (0203), HIM 4107 (0209), HIM 4109 (0274), HIM 3285 (W181), HIM 4197 (0162) with C or better and permission of department chair and final senior semester

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HINDI 1001: Hindi Elements I

4.00 Credits

Temple University

First semester level of Hindi.

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HINDI 1002: Hindi Elements II

4.00 Credits

Temple University

Second semester level of Hindi. Prerequisite: HINDI 1001 (CR LANG 0060) or permission of instructor

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HINDI 2001: Hindi Intermediate I

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Third semester of Hindi. Prerequisite: HINDI 1002 (CR LANG 0061) or permission of instructor

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HINDI 2002: Hindi Intermediate II

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Fourth semester of Hindi. Prerequisite: HINDI 2001 (CR LANG C160) or permission of instructor

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HISTORY 0824: Gender and World Societies

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Learn about the history of feminine and masculine gender roles from comparative and international perspectives. Using case studies from Ancient Greece, Medieval Europe, West Africa, Victorian Britain, Modern Europe, the Middle East, South Asia, East Asia, and/or Latin America, we will explore certain themes—The State, The Sacred, Work, The Family, The Body and Sexuality, Modern Revolutionary Movements—to investigate how gender and gender roles have changed over time, and their significance today. Readings include primary sources written both by men and by women, secondary sources, novels, and films.
Note: This course fulfills the World Society (GG) requirement for students under GenEd and International Studies (IS) for students under Core.
Duplicate Credit Warning: Students may take only one of the following courses for credit; all other instances will be deducted from their credit totals: History 0824, 1708, C065, Women’s Studies 0824, 1708, or C065.

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