Gain the tools, tips, and strategies you’ll need to reach the next level of minute taking to advance your career.
Meeting minutes can be intimidating. This topic will help you to identify what the purpose of meeting minutes are and help hone that skill. It will help you to be a better listener and extract what is important to record. The material will take you through organizational and writing techniques for recording your minutes and presenting them and will review what to do when there is not a meeting of the minds and how to document and correct changes.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to define what meeting minutes are and explain their significance in professional settings.
- You will be able to explain how to effectively organize and prepare for taking meeting minutes.
- You will be able to discuss tips tips for effective writing and recording, ensuring clarity and accuracy in documentation.
- You will be able to identify the various uses and benefits of maintaining accurate meeting minutes.
Agenda
What Are Meeting Minutes and What Are They Used for?
- Organization
- Preparation and Deciding What to Record and What to Ignore
How to Be a Better Listener
Recording
- Style, Language, Writing Tips
- Modifications, Nonapproval or Disputes, How to Handle Substitutions of Recorder
- Accuracy Checker - Timeliness
Speakers
Merrilee Severino, CPC, CMMP, NC,
Your Business Medic- President of Your Business Medic
- More than 20 years of experience in billing and practice management
- Spoken for The Coding Institute, Physicians Practice magazine, PAHCOM, AAPC, POMAA, BC-Advantage magazine and has been interviewed in many publications
- Recognized as one of this nation’s health care industry experts and contributes to Billing Coding Advantage magazine as part of their editorial board
- Interviewed in 2010 for the recently released book Paper Kills 2.0 Forwarded by Newt Gingrich and Tom Daschle available at healthtransformation.net
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for administrative assistants, executive assistants, office administrators, secretaries, office managers, legal assistants, and other administrative professionals.
