MHA 705 MODULE 1. PPT
meaningful use - Answer- the use of certified electronic health record technology to achieve health and efficiency goals, with a financial incentive from Medicare and Medicaid
HITECH - Answer- Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act
IOM - An...
MHA 705 MODULE 1. PPT
meaningful use - Answer- the use of certified electronic health record technology to
achieve health and efficiency goals, with a financial incentive from Medicare and
Medicaid
HITECH - Answer- Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health
Act
IOM - Answer- Institute of Medicine
EHR - Answer- Electronic Health Record: An integration of all medical
documentation into electronic format, Interoperable
EMR - Answer- electronic medical record. Not interoperable
HL7 - Answer- Health Level 7; standards development organization accredited by
the American National Standards Institute that addresses issues at the 7th, or
application, level of healthcare system interconnections
migration path - Answer- A strategic plan that identifies applications, technology, and
operational elements needed for the overall information technology program in a
healthcare organization is called:
BC-MAR - Answer- Bar-code medication administration record
barcode to add dimension of positive identification on patient
RCM - Answer- Revenue Cycle Management
Eligibily verification - Answer- Determine if payor will reimburse
PACs - Answer- Picture Archiving and Communication System (radiology)
Smart peripherals - Answer- Medical devices that include computing capability and
that produce information contributed to the EHR
cold - Answer- Computer Output to Laser Disk
clinical knowledge base - Answer- Access to medical literature, clinical practice
guidelines, drug knowledge base etc
registry - Answer- centralized database for collection of information about a disease
Results management system - Answer- an application that supports retrieval of
diagnostic studies and other clinical results
Point-of-care charting (POC) - Answer- Documentation performed at the bedside or
wherever the patient is located.
, Closed-loop medication management - Answer- a process that integrates all
components of medication ordering, verifying, dispensing, and administering in order
to provide safe and effective patient care
CPOE (Computerized Physician Order Entry) - Answer- An order entry and decision
support system that allows direct entry of orders into Epic.
Alert fatigue - Answer- A condition that arises when too many alerts cause
physicians to disregard them
WOWs - Answer- workstations on wheels
RxNorm - Answer- A clinical drug nomenclature developed by the Food and Drug
Administration, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and HL7 to provide standard
names for clinical drugs and administered dose forms
NDC - Answer- - National Drug Code
- unique product identifier for drugs intended for human use
- registered drug establishments must provide FDA with a current list of all drugs
manufactured
- 10 digit, 3 segment numeric identifier assigned to each medication
- once an NDC is assigned to a product, it may not be reused
- sometimes referred to as the drug listing act of 1972 - for coding
medication reconciliation - Answer- the process of comparing a patient's medication
orders to all of the medications that the patient has been taking
Pyxis - Answer- An automated dispensing system often used in hospitals
inference engine - Answer- The strategy used to search through the rule base in an
expert system; can be forward or backward chaining.
Data quality management - Answer- A managerial process that ensures the integrity
(accuracy and completeness) of an organization's data during data collection,
application, warehousing, and analysis
Documentation audits - Answer- Audits within the EHR that should look for
completeness, timeliness, internal consistency, and other factors that have typically
been evaluated in paper documentation
Clinical data repository (CDR) - Answer- centralized database focused on clinical
information that usually contains a controlled medical vocabulary...
Clinical data warehouse (CDW) - Answer- a database that is optimized for analytical
query and report processing using data from multiple databases
Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) - Answer- Manipulation of information to create
business intelligence in support of strategic decision making
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