Group Living Course 1175: Quality Customer Service and Professional Protocol Must Exist in the Medical Environment
Course 1175: This course was designed for the medical assistant, clerical and nurses who work in medical practices. There are special practical application sections for pharmacies, radiology and inpatient hospital staff.
Chapter 1: Lesson B - What Quality Customer Service is Not.
Chapter 1: Lesson C - Confidentiality and Privacy in Customer Service
Chapter 1: Lesson D - The Role of Proper Decorum
Chapter 1: Lesson E - Where Does Your Temperament Fit In?
Chapter 1: Lesson F - The "Blamer"
Chapter 1: Lesson G - The Role of the Nurse Practitioner
Chapter 1 - Lesson H: The Role of the Medical Assistant
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Chapter 2: The Practical Application
Chapter 2: Lesson A - The Medical Practice
Chapter 2: Lesson B - Article - Am I Really Patient Focused?
Chapter 2: Lesson C - The Pharmacy
Chapter 2: Lesson D - Radiology
Chapter 2: Lesson E - The Inpatient Hospital
Chapter 2: Lesson F - How Responsible Attendance Management Fits
Chapter 2: Lesson G - Sanitation Protocol
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Chapter 3: Behaviors
Chapter 3: Lesson A - Impatience
Chapter 3: Lesson B - Retaliation
Chapter 3: Lesson C - Avoidance
Chapter 3: Lesson D - Overall Keys to Success
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Chapter 4: The Review
Chapter 4: Lesson 1 - So Let's Look Back
Quality Customer Service & Professional Protocol in the Medical Environment (Course 1175) | Michigan Adult Foster Care CEUs | Direct Care Training & Resource Center, Inc.
Professionalism & Service • Michigan AFC • 4 CEUs
Quality Customer Service & Professional Protocol in the Medical Environment (Course 1175)
Deliver the level of service residents and families deserve—while communicating confidently with clinicians, payers, and partners. Learn clear definitions of healthcare customer service, why decorum matters, and the behaviors that build trust and positive outcomes.
This training supports AFC professionalism standards. Always follow organizational policy, payer rules, and applicable laws (e.g., HIPAA) when communicating.