eHE was established by experienced university educators and administrators who have worked in many environments around the world, teaching a broad range of health and other topics. Our objective is to deliver high quality education in a flexible manner designed to meet the needs of the evolving workplace.
We offer friendly, innovative and supportive training and consultancy services to address practical needs in your workplace. We provide high quality courses delivered via various delivery modes to suit your learning pace and style. We have an Academic Board responsible for eHe’s quality management program.
We play a central role in identifying national health informatics competency needs. We specialize in the development of competency standards that support our educational program development activities. Our research and development work builds our knowledge base and informs our publications and course content development activities.
This package fully prepares students for entry level Clinical Coding (ICD-10-AM) using the current edition of the International Classification of Diseases – Australian Classification of Health Interventions (ACHI) and the Australian Coding Standards (ACS).
It is Nationally recognised for entry-level clinical coding and medical coding work in Hospitals, Government, Insurance and Research organisations. This includes: analyse diseases, injuries and procedures undertaken at hospitals using ICD-10-AM according to National and Jurisdictional requirements.
When you complete this Diploma with eHE you will get complimentary access to eHRol to practice for 2 months, while you seek employment.
eHE is authorised by the Australian Government to issue qualifications including certificates associated with this medical coding course. Upon successful completion you will receive the Diploma of Clinical Coding (HLT50321).
Learn moreThis course is designed for those who wish to work in Health Care and need to understand Medical Science, Anatomy, Physiology, Common Diseases and Procedures.
This is the course for those who already understand clinical terms and how they are created and to build skills in the interpretation of record content, using Anatomy, Physiology and term knowledge to understand the care pathways, diseases and procedures for the purposes of Clinical Coding.
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