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1 Medical Transcription Bookshelf For more information or to place your order, contact your local sales representative.

2 Medical Transcription Fundamentals Diane Gilmore, CMT, FAAMT February 2008 / 560 pp./ 105 illustrations/ Instructor Resources: Lesson plans Additional dictations Test generator PowerPoint slides for each chapter Image bank Part I: is an overview of the field, the required tools, medical terminology, editing basics, and basic medical document preparation. Part II: focuses on medical specialty practices. At the end of each chapter, there is a set of key medical terms relevant to the specialty. Part III: Each chapter contains follow-up questions to promote class discussion and exercises designed to reinforce concepts and procedures. "Transcription Tips," offer useful information and hints. Student Resources: Actual dictation Sample reports Data needed to prepare the documents discussed in the text

3 The Medical Transcriptionist s Guide to Microsoft Word : Make It Your Own By Laura Bryan, CMT, BS February 2010 / 512 pp./ 450 illustrations/ Instructor Resources: Test Bank PowerPoint slides Image bank Student Resources: Quiz Bank Case Studies Document Formatting Exercises Demos, Screenshots, Sample Templates, Weblinks, Macros Comprehensive how-to for working with Microsoft Word NEW! Updated content: now includes Word 2003 and 2007 and the fundamental features of Windows XP and Windows Vista NEW! Sections specific to Word 2003, Word 2007, Windows XP, and Vista are highlighted in the text NEW! Completely new design; now full-color NEW! "Put it Together" boxes show how various concepts discussed throughout the text work together NEW! "How I Do It" Boxes are based on the author's first-hand experience, helping you apply what you've learned to be more productive and accurate in your work NEW! "Do It Quicker" Boxes offer valuable timesavers, including shortcut keys and tips for maximizing efficiency NEW! "Caution" Boxes alert you to common pitfalls and how to avoid them Includes back-of-book CD-ROM that features tutorial videos with step-bystep examples of complex and must-know processes Full suite of student and faculty ancillaries for easy integration into transcription curricula Workbook integrated into the text to make it a true work-text.

4 Technology for the Medical Transcriptionist Laura Bryan April 2009/ 400 pp./ 270 illus./ Instructor Resources: PowerPoint Slides Image Bank Test Bank Student Resources: Image Bank Question Bank Clearly marked sections for Windows XP and Windows Vista Learning Objectives Model Curriculum Objectives list technology requirements recommended by the Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity Screen shots show students screen views while performing particular applications Tables summarize key information for at-a-glance reference Glossary defines all key terms throughout the text Critical Thinking Questions at the end of each chapter CD Icons throughout the text let students know that CD- ROM has additional information Globe Icons reference web links located on the text s companion website accessing the latest information on rapidly evolving topics

5 Stedman s Medical Transcription Dictation July 2010/ 40 hours/ Instructor Resources: Answer Key Student Resources: Users Guide 40 hours of authentic physician dictation, which fulfills the AHDI model curriculum requirement Variety of accents to provide a realistic mix and challenge students Variety of sound quality, with a realistic mix of clips affected by background noise and recording quality Organized by specialty and difficulty Answer key for faculty only Medical transcription platform The inclusion of a free transcription platform (software that allows them to control the audio file with a foot pedal) for students to use ExpressScribe has already agreed to allow us to link to their free transcription platform for customer download

6 The CMT Review Guide American Association for Medical Transcription (AAMT) Betty Honkonen CMT, FAAMT Lea M. Sims CMT, FAAMT 2005/ 714 pp./ The only reference on the market specifically for preparing for the CMT exam Covers all the topics on the CMT exam, according to the AAMT Exam Blueprint Sample review questions help applicants prepare to past the CMT exam Proofreading and editing exercises assess and practice skills A separate section with review questions for key HIM, medico-legal, and HIPAA issues Bonus CD-ROM packaged in the back of the book with sample dictation/transcription exercises with answer keys, and additional 20 review questions per system Users can practice with the review questions on the CD- ROM by system, multiple systems, and in Study or Test modes

7 The RMT Review Guide American Association of Medical Transcription (AAMT) 2006 / 512 pp./ The only review guide for AAMT's RMT Certification Exam Covers the three major units of study: - Unit 1: Medical Language - Unit 2: Systems/Specialties - Unit 3: English Language Checklist of learning objectives for each chapter Comprehensive resource section for each chapter Sample reports in each systems chapter reviews chapter content and current usage Review questions assess preparation level and identify knowledge and experience gaps for further review Bonus CD-ROM features 360 additional review questions (20 for every systems chapter) and more than 100 dictation exercises

8 Stedman s Medical Dictionary, 28 th Edition Stedman s 2005 / 2100 pp./ 1500 illustrations/ Terms that warrant more than the standard dictionary definition are highlighted in blue boxes. Uses the Terminologia Anatomica for the Gross Anatomy and Neuroanatomy as sanctioned by the Federative Committee on Anatomical Terminology Art Program includes approximately 1500 color illustrations, photographs, and tables. The art program is used to expand and clarify the meanings of the dictionary terms; liberal use of four color throughout Easy-to-find Subentries - each subentry is on a new line for easier readability Cross-References in Blue Building Blocks - 90% of medical language comes from Greek and Latin - the suffixes, prefixes and combining forms are marked with the universal symbol for recycling Bonus CD-ROM includes Stedman's Plus Medical/Pharmaceutical Spellchecker over 300 medical clip art and 3-D images.

9 Stedman s Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing, Seventh Edition Stedman s 2011/ 2512 pp./ 1000 illus./ Ancillary Assets: More than 40,000 pronunciations online 5,600 illustrations available online Over 56,000 terms Nearly 65 valuable appendices 1,000 illustrations Anatomical insert by Anatomical Chart Company Written pronunciations for every term British alternative spellings Precision-cut thumb tabs A to Z organization for easier look up Over 70 leading consultants from the fastest growing nursing and health professions contributed to the enhancements of this latest edition FREE One year subscription to Stedman s Online FREE version of Stedman s PLUS Medical/Pharmaceutical Spellchecker ($99 value)

10 Stedman s Electronic Medical Dictionary, 7.0 Stedman s 2006 / More than 107,000 terms are defined by the most trusted name in medical references 30 appendices include cancer classification systems and the Institute for Safe Medication Practices' List of Error-Prone Abbreviations, Symbols, and Dose Designations Usage notes highlight common errors of usage, spelling, and pronunciation Click-on audio icons let you hear correct pronunciations 1,800 images illustrate key medical terms and concepts Live-action video from Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy Refine your search using wildcards Bookmark sections you'll want to revisit Create your own customized dictionary

11 Stedman s Plus Medical/Pharmaceutical Spellchecker 2010 Stedman s February 2010 / Contains nearly 500,000 medical, pharmaceutical, and bioscience terms Compatible with a broad range of word processing systems The Standard single-user version is available as a Windows and Macintosh compatible CD-ROM or as a downloadable file via stedmans.com or lww.com New medical and equipment terms introduced in 2009 and updated drug terminology drawn from Facts & Comparisons' American Drug Index 2010

12 Quick Look Drug Book 2011 Leonard L. Lance, RPh, BSPharm December 2010/ 1500 pp./ Cross-referenced A to Z listing of drug names (trade and generic) Includes drug related tools such as: -- Abbreviations and Symbols -- New Drugs Introduced or Approved by the FDA in Cancer Chemotherapy Acronyms and Regimens -- Normal Laboratory Values for Adults and Children Includes up to 10 points of information for each drug including: -- Generic Name -- Brand Name -- Sound-Alike/Look-Alike Issues -- FDA-Recommended "Tall Man" Lettering -- Synonyms -- Pronunciation Guide -- Therapeutic Category -- Use -- Usual Dosage -- Dosage Forms

13 Stedman s Medical Transcription Skill Builders: Creating Surgical Reports Stedman s 2006 / 338 pp./ 60 illustrations/ Provides medical transcription students and professionals with comprehensive reports that teach how to transcribe accurate and reliable reports Includes medical transcription exercises with recorded dictation reports; surgical terminology with definitions and illustrations when applicable; proofreading exercises to ensure the report is transcribed accurately; and editing exercises which involve correcting the physician's grammatical errors and rewriting the report to make doctors' notes readable and understandable. Answer keys are given for each section Audio pronunciation for the medical terminology section is on the CD-ROM

14 Stedman s Medical Transcription Skill Builders: Creating Cardiology Reports Stedman s 2006 / 450 pp./ 40 illustrations/ Provides medical transcription students and professionals with comprehensive reports that teach how to transcribe accurate and reliable reports Includes medical transcription exercises with recorded dictation reports; cardiology terminology with definitions and illustrations when applicable; proofreading exercises to ensure the report is transcribed accurately; and editing exercises which involve correcting the physician's grammatical errors and rewriting the report to make doctors' notes readable and understandable. Answer keys are given for each section Audio pronunciation for the medical terminology section is on the CD-ROM

15 Stedman s Medical Transcription Skill Builders: Creating Orthopaedic Reports Stedman s 2007 / 423 pp./ 50 illustrations/ Student Resources: Review Questions Test Questions Audio Pronunciation Glossary Crossword Puzzles Audio Dictation Files Medical Transcription Practice: Answer Keys Provides medical transcription students and professionals with comprehensive reports that teach how to transcribe accurate and reliable reports Includes medical transcription exercises with recorded dictation reports; orthopaedic terminology with definitions and illustrations when applicable; proofreading exercises to ensure the report is transcribed accurately; and editing exercises which involve correcting the physician's grammatical errors and rewriting the report to make doctors' notes readable and understandable. Answer keys are given for each section Audio pronunciation for the medical terminology section is on the CD-ROM

16 Stedman s Guide to Idioms: Know the Lingo By Elaine Olson, CMT, FAAMT 2005 / 311 pp./ Includes thousands of entries, each with a concise definition plus a usage example in a medical Covers a wide range of common and unusual idioms, such as: " been through the mill," " go under the knife," " on the QT," penny-wise and pound-foolish," " put the cart before the horse," and many more Alphabetical listing enables fast and easy look-up

17 Stedman s Medical Abbreviations, Acronyms and Symbols, Fourth Edition Stedman s January 2008 / 1296 pp./ Quick, easy access to over 75,000 essential abbreviations, acronyms, and symbols This thoroughly updated edition includes more than 7,500 new abbreviations, expansions, acronyms, and symbols and 14 appendices "Do Not Use" abbreviations indicated by the Institute for Safe Medication Practices are highlighted, as are slang abbreviations.

18 The AAMT Book of Style Student Workbook American Association of Medical Transcription (AAMT) 2006 / 450 pp./ Instructor Resources: Suggestions for classroom discussions, activities, methods to help bring more clarification to topics Additional dictation exercises Additional review questions Chapter format that matches workbook content Student Resources: Sample reports Job Descriptions Modifying the Patient Record Soundalikes Common abbreviations Quiz bank: dictation exercises Covers the most significant and essential areas of standard and style covered by the current Book of Style Uses a more classroom-friendly, topical approach--instead of the A-to-Z reference format used by the Book of Style--to better facilitate teaching and learning For each topic, the current standard provided in the Book of Style is succinctly restated and a quick reference to the relevant information in the Book of Style is provided. Expanded explanations through a "Going Deeper" offer clear instructions for applying the guidelines and standards on the job. Promotes memorization of standards that simply cannot be learned by other methods Application examples, side bars and boxes highlight important concepts and aid learning and memorization

19 Stedman s Guide to the HIPAA Privacy Rule, 2e Kathy Nicholls, CMT, FAAMT February 2011 / 256 pp./ 30 illustrations/ More than 50 sample templates and policies provide a base for developing your own policies to incorporate to ensure compliance. Case Studies provide vignettes of real-world applications to emphasize the practical application of the law. Illustrations help make complicated topics more accessible and easier to understand. Critical thinking questions at the end of each chapter create opportunities for application Ancillaries: Student Resources: Quiz questions More than 50 sample forms and templates for compliance Instructor Resources: PowerPoint slides Test questions

20 Stedman s Medical Terms and Phrases: The Complete Guide to Medical Language Stedman s 2004 / 2000 pp./ Includes over 240,000 medical terms and phrases for all medical specialties Medical language professionals, medical transcriptionists, medical coders, students, medical secretaries, medical assistants, and court reporters will find this comprehensive publication essential in their professions and studies Content is keyword cross-referenced so that users can find the phrase by keywords contained in the phrase In addition, comprehensive sound-alike, medical abbreviations, and building blocks of medical language appendices are included

21 Stedman s Pocket Guide to Medical Language Stedman s October 2008 / 352 pp./ 25 illus./ Ancillary Asset: Bonus CD-ROM includes: - Image Bank - Audio Pronunciation drills - Spanish-English pronunciation glossary Portable reference 16-page full-color anatomy atlas Full-color design with printed tabs to quickly orient the reader Quick reference lists Quick reference tables Spanish-English content Audio pronunciations on CD-ROM including Spanish Image Bank Dedicated sections focus on commonly confused terminology (including drug names), abbreviations, acronyms, and symbols