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A busy pediatrician's office is experiencing issues in keeping patients up-to-date with immunizations. In addition, some parents are complaining about the duplicate testing that their children have to go through. What could be an effective solution for the office?  The correct answer is: Implement a CDSS integrated into the EHR A clinical decision support system (CDSS) has the capability to do all of the following EXCEPT:  assist in surgical procedures. A duplicate testing alert...

A data dictionary  describes the content, format, and structure of data elements in a database. _____________ are guidelines set up by the organization; ____________ are methods to implement such guidelines.  policies; procedures A repository of patient's health information is made up of the following  All of the answers are correct Big data can be used for  All of the answers are correct Given the AHIMA Information Governance Principles for Healthcare, which of the fo...

What term best describes the process of protecting citizens living in a civilized society that establishes order, provides parameters for conduct, and defines the rights and obligations of the government and its citizens?  Law When a patient record is composed of paper documents and electronically stored information from numerous clinical systems such as lab, radiology, pharmacy, and nursing, it is referred to as what type of record?  Hybrid health record What term best denotes...

HIMs most important functions  storage and retrieval of patient information. Additional functions managed: Research and statistics, Cancer and/or trauma registries, and Birth certificate completion Critical support services managed by HIM  Record processing, Monitoring of record completion, transcription, release of patient information, clinical coding, abstracting, and clinical data analysis HIM functions are:  information centered and involves ensuring information quality...

Which organization actively demonstrated the need for quality patient records in the early 1900's?  American College of Surgeons (ACS) Which committee is responsible for the ongoing review of patient records for timely completion and quality of documentation?  health information management The purpose of abstracting patient cases is to  generate statistical reports and disease and procedure indexes. Who has the ultimate legal authority and responsibility for the hospital...

Which acts on reports and recommendations from medical staff committees?  executive committee Which coding system is used in the United States to collect information about diseases and injuries and to classify diagnoses and procedures?  ICD-9-CM Since 1951, the organization that has developed professionally-based standards to evaluate the compliance of health care organizations is the  JCAHO. Which joint state and federal program(s) assist(s) with medical costs for those with ...

Health Care Quality Improvement Act of 1986  Mean to protect the public from incompetent physicians by allowing those physicians or review of peers. Breach of Confidentiality  Occurs when a patient information is disclosed to others who do not have the right to access the information. Satellite Clinic  Ambulatory care centers established remotely from the hospital. Rehabilitation Clinic  Admits patients who are diagnosed with trauma or disease and who need to learn how t...

A radilogy information system is which of the following?  Source system When an EHR is integrated into the daily routine of clinicians it is said to be in what stage of existence?  Adoption Which of the following is a fundamental change in how medicine is practiced using health IT?  Clinical transformation Which of the following is a program that assures there is documented approval for altering an application?  Change control What health information exchange is a sophist...

Identify the mental states in combat  Combat Anxiety (Before), Survival Stress (During) and Survival Anxiety (After) Define the autonomic nervous system including its two branches, their functions, and the balance between the two  Part of the peripheral nervous system and it controls many organs and muscles within the body. The two branches are Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS) and Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS). They balance both balance positive and negative stress. Id...

Threat Pattern Recognition is?  A system that examines the patterns associated with an assault or lethal assault, and engineers a tactical solution based on science and motor performance. Threat Pattern Recognition training indicates in research that?  Officers who received proper TPR decrease their Reaction Time during a deadly force assault, and enhance their precision. Human Factor Research is defined as?  The study of human capabilities & definitions in a specific domain....