Disease registries Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Examples of population-based registries are A. National Cancer Data Base. B. Central Brain Tumor Registry of the United States (CBTRUS). C. Both (a) and (b) D. Neither (a) nor (b) - ️️D. Neither (a) nor (b) Examples of nonanalytic cases for a typical hospital registry include A. Autopsy only cases. B. Cases diagnosed elsewhere and provided only palliative care in lieu of first course treatment at your facility. C. Both (a) and (b) D. Neither (a) nor (b) - ️️A. Autopsy only cas...

prevalence formula - (old+new)/total population prevalence - -a slice though the population at a point in time at which we determine who has the disease and who does not -a good measure when a difficult to know when a person became a case point prevalence (snapshot) - frequency of existing disease/ condition at a certain point in time period prevalence - frequency of existing disease during a defined time period prevalence is affected by .... - incidence and duration if the disea...

TEA process - 21 CFR 330-14 add established ingredient to existing OTC monograph Request for Designation (RFD) - ask FDA if it is a drug, biological, device, combo HDE humanitarian device excempt - no effectiveness data required misbranded device - not cleared through 510k process (but needs one) adultered device - does not have PMA but needs one design input for device - requirements that must be met IDE (Investigational Device Exemption) - report within 5 working days: emergencies, use ...

What is the primary purpose of performing follow-up? - Ensure continued medical surveillance to evaluate success of therapy The two most important case-finding sources for central registries are - Pathology reports and disease indices Disease index - List of diseases and conditions diagnosed in identified patients that are coded by

C810 - Data Management, WGU C810 Study Guide, C810 - Data ManagementThe health record is considered a ________________________ because it contains information about a patient that has been documented by the professionals who provided care or services to that patient. primary data source. - correct answer primary data source Data taken from the primary health record and entered into registries and databases are considered a _____________________. - correct answer secondary data source The h...

CERTIFIED HEALTH EDUCATION SPECIALIST EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS(DETAILED ANSWERS)|100% GUARANTEED PASS!|GRADED A+ Primary purpose of needs assessment - ANSWER-determine what health education activities are appropriate in a given setting. Phasing in: - ANSWER-program offered in increments Needs assessment - ANSWER-systematic, planned collection of information about the health knowledge, perceptions, attitudes, motivation and practices of indi...

Ch 8 Indexes, Registers And Health Data Collection HIM End Of Semester Pre -Test 2024. list the kinds of indexes used in healthcare: - correct answer 1. Master patient index 2. Disease index 3. Procedure index 4. Physician index The master patient index (MPI) - correct answer is a listing of all patients in a facility with links to an identifying number which is called a unit or unique number, and lists patient name and other identifiers, such as a health card number, and date of birth...

FInal Exam Review 7-14 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024 Computer networking and communication technologies provide the glue that binds thedifferent components or services that form complex, distributed information systems. Which is the best definition of network? - ANSWER-Storage area networking (SAN) technologies provide an infrastructure for the lower levels of tiered architectures Commonly maintained information systems include - ANSWER-(All of these are correct) Computerized immunization ...

Which organization requires cancer statistics to be reported from central registries to the national organization responsible for cancer statistics? Centers for disease control and prevention (CDC) Which organization requires reporting of medical malpractice payments, federal licensure and certification actions, and adverse clinical privileges actions National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) Which organization administers voluntary accreditation programs and provides deemed status to certif...

Ch 8 Indexes, registers and health data collection HIMlist the kinds of indexes used in healthcare: - correct answer 1. Master patient index 2. Disease index 3. Procedure index 4. Physician index The master patient index (MPI) - correct answer is a listing of all patients in a facility with links to an identifying number which is called a unit or unique number, and lists patient name and other identifiers, such as a health card number, and date of birth (In Ontario). It includes all of the...