{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nTrainee Clinical Coder with Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in Oswestry\n\n The role of the Clinical Coder is to extract and translate written medical terminology from patient case notes into coded data, for use in Payment by Results and statistical analysis. This involves the study of all written information and electronic reports and letters to establish all the diagnosed conditions, treatments and procedures undertaken within the relevant episode of care and recording this information using national classifications onto the Patient Administration System (PAS). The ability to concentrate for long periods of time is essential within the Coding Department in order to deal with complex information. Applicants from job seekers who require current Skilled Worker Sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications.Job seekers should be aware that not all roles will be eligible for Skilled Worker Sponsorship. For further information visit UK Visas and Immigration - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Extract relevant information from case notes to enable coding of clinical activity Adhere to national and international rules and standards including ICD10 and OPCS version 4 Responsible for accurate completion of inpatient and day case episodes - referring complex cases to the Clinical Coding Manager Take responsibility for entry of clinical codes onto the patient administration/electronic patient record system Develop and maintain good links with clinical staff to ensure quality of data Assist with clinical coding audits Work towards accredited clinical coding ACC qualification About us Key working Relationships Finance Department, Information Department, IT Department, Clinicians, other Medical and Nursing staff, Ward staff and Healthcare Records staff. Main Responsibilties To extract relevant information from case notes/source documents to enable the coding of clinical activity. To critically analyse the data from all available sources relevant to the episode of care and interpret this information using the current classifications (World Health Organisation ICD10 and Office of Population Censuses and Surveys version 4), applying national and international rules and conventions whilst maintaining accuracy and completeness of coding. This will require the use of initiative and judgment to reconcile the given diagnoses and to integrate new procedures. To be responsible for accurate completion of all in patient and day case episodes ensuring that all relevant information is coded, referring where necessary in complex cases to the Clinical Coding Manager. To be responsible for meeting existing targets of completed coding and to ensure that the agenda for Payment by Results (PbR) is achieved through accurate and timely coding. To take responsibility for entering the coded clinical information onto the Patient Administration System (PAS). To identify missing activity for all specialities by producing daily/weekly lists of uncoded activity, using the information available from electronic patient records, discharge summaries, x-ray reports and histology reports. To report any discrepancies in data provision to the relevant Ward/Department and the Clinical Coding Manager. To check and amend coded data regarding patient episodes on the Patient Administration System ensuring that all the information is accurate and complete. To develop and maintain good links with clinical staff to improve and ensure good quality and depth of clinical coded data, amending clinical coding where necessary. To ensure that medical case notes are kept in good order and booked out to the correct Department after the coding episode has been completed. To assist with the preparation of Information Governance and PbR Audits by pulling and returning medical case notes to and from the Records Library. To attend the mandatory external NHS 18 day Clinical Coding Foundation Course. To work towards the national accredited clinical coding ACC qualification or the Trust internal assessment. To take responsibility for maintenance and improvements of clinical coding knowledge by attendance at the mandatory external NHS two yearly Refresher Training Course and other speciality courses in line with Department training plans. To be responsible for identifying personal training and development needs through appraisals in line with Trust policies. To provide codes to the Information Department to enable data analysis for statistical and research purposes. To provide coding information to other Departments within the Trust as and when required. To provide support and cover as required within the Department. To attend meetings as requested and within own remit. To promote the professional image of the Clinical Coding Department throughout the Trust and to ensure that all duties are carried out in a professional manner. To main confidentiality at all times in line with the Data Protection Act. "}