Health Information System

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Health informatics is the first level in the HIS Conceptual Model.

False

In an HIS implementation, what matters is the new system design, not the beginning point of how the organization currently operates

False

Informatics is under the umbrella of primary use of data pulled from EHR systems.

False

eHealth is:

-The use of e-commerce and e-business practices in health systems management -The delivery of health information, for health professionals and consumers, through the Internet -Using the power of IT to improve public health services

Which is not a lens to view data, or data "dimension," as discussed within the context of Chapter 9?

. The use of data as the most important underpinning for the success of the implementation for ACA legislation and change in healthcare.

Health software vendors emerged in the:

1970s

The reason for this increased interest is.

An urgency to improve the quality of heath care Administrative processes have increased in number and complexitiy Increased interactions between health care providers and health care groups increased complexity and cost of medicine and health care processes

Which functional purpose are within BI/CI solutions

Analytics Data mining benchmarking reporting

Generally speaking, public health organizations create and capture their own data.

False

which of these is not a tool for improving data stewardship and HIS planning

Data storage

Which of the following is not considered a cloud computing category?

Desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) C. Platform-as-a-service (PaaS)

DR stands for Decision Replication

False

It is always best for the IT department to own enterprise data.

False

The first creators of health care software were:

Hospitals

Which of the following is not an example of a health information systems (HIS) certification

Information technology service management (ITSM)

in addition to governance from the board, organization can and should create data steering committees which:

consist of interdisciplinary leaders from all departments

Large instances of data are normally stored in a

database

Which HIS initiatives are competing for BI/CI adoption? Check all that apply.

e-mobile Internet strategies EHRs ICD-10 deployment

very early smoke detection apparatus (VESDA) systems are used in data centers to provide ambient or room cooling, heating, ventilating, and air conditioning

false

All except one of the following is a challenge to telemedicine and telehealth

too many cases with conflicting research findings

Integrated databases, when possible are preferable to interface

true

Which metric is inaccurate?

2,000,000 registered U.S. nurses

which estimate of healthcare provider adoption of data warehouses and BI/CI solutions is closest

20%

In 2013, the IOM reported that deaths related to medical errors range from _________, as compared to ____________ in 2001.

210,000 to 400,000 and 44,000 to 98,000

The number of clinical trials and case reports published each year has grown from _____ in 1950 to ______ now.

27,000 to 150,000

HIPAA passed by congress in 1996 requires which compliance item

Auditability

Countries with over 90% of health practitioners using EHRs include.

Australia

The following country's smart card initiative for personal health records stalled due to privacy concerns on the part of its citizenry.

Germany

Metadata characteristics include which elements?

Software application source identifier. Time and date identifier Location identifier Purpose identifier

Identify the example of a Health Information Exchange:

Michiana Health Information Network

The primary function of informatics is to

improve healthcare processes through enabling information and evidence

Which of the following is not part of the ITIL IT service management model?

Systems Management

Health services research is

The examination of how people get care, what it costs and what the outcomes are.

Zero-client computers are similar to thin-client computers, but offer the additional advantage of having no local hard drive or OS to secure or maintain

True

a comprehensive mobile computing policy including corresponding set of procedures and an end-user acceptance agreement is needed for healthcare organizations to successfully define and implement at bring your own device (BYOD) strategy

True

comparative effectiveness research has the goal fo providing the best overview and synthesis of research results to organizations and clinicians so they can put the best therapies and workflows in place

True

Which are requirements for BI/CI Solutions?

Usability Actionability Security Scalability Integrity

The field of informatics:

Uses information to improve the way work is done and advance practice in clinical, administrative, and public health disciplines.

which type of secondary data center facility is the least expensive to set up and maintain, but has the limitation of taking the longest to bring an organization's critical systems back online

Cold Site

A configuration management database (CMDB) is a software database that is used to authorize change requests and coordinate change management board (CMB) activities (CMB).

False

A detailed contract with a software vendor is of little importance.

False

According to Rodgers' Adoption Curve, most people are eager to adopt new technology ("early adopters")

False

According to Rogers' Adoption Curve, most people are eager to adopt new technology ("early adopters").

False

An important step to consider when forming an effective HIS steering committee is to focus on HIS resource allocation responsibilities rather than HIS steering objectives.

False

Because of technology replacing certain positions in health care, such as reading radiology images, there will be fewer jobs in HIT in the future.

False

Business intelligence is generally available in "real-time"

False

COBIT is a widely adopted IT governance framework that is used by healthcare organizations, and is made up of a library of books that describe an integrated set of seven process-oriented "best practices" for managing IT services.

False

Data is for the most part unrelated to research

False

Decision Support (DIS) and Executive Information Systems (EIS) will eventually replace BI/CI solutions.

False

EHR project teams must focus on working solely with medical staff leadership.

False

ETL is an acronym for Electronic Transformation Language.

False

End-user functionality is the most important thing to consider when selecting new HIS software.

False

HIPAA specifically addresses health care organization's use of social media platforms.

False

Health Information Systems refers to hardware (computers, servers, etc.) and not to the software, networks, or data in computer systems.

False

Health care as an industry has led the way for BI adoption even before banking, retail, and petroleum industries.

False

Healthcare is 10% of the value of the U.S. Gross Domestic Product.

False

In terms of clinical support, more information is always better.

False

Informatics only refers to clinical and health processes: it has no impact on the business or administrative side of health care.

False

It is critical that healthcare organizations maintain relationships with as many vendors as possible.

False

It is only important to study health information systems if you want to become an IT specialist.

False

Normalization of healthcare data is a relatively simple programming algorithm considering that healthcare's exclusive dependency on Latin and Greek language foundations provide a maximum of only three base phonetic roots in any given medical word.

False

Physician/clinical support and "buy-in" is optional when launching EHR and other HIS initiatives

False

Provider healthcare institutions that are in geographical proximity generally adopt and use the same vendors for their operational software.

False

Sentinel monitoring is an automatic collaboration, intrinsic in EHR systems, between care providers and public health agencies to alert the public disease outbreaks.

False

Separate and diverse HIS make it easier to collate date for population health management

False

Single sign-on (SSO) and tap 'n go technologies have the benefit of eliminating the need for users to remember their username and passwords.

False

System evaluation happens once after an implementation and isn't performed continually.

False

The HIS strategic plan should be the foundation of the overall organization strategic plan.

False

The Health Information Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is subject to state laws.

False

The conversion of diagnostic coding from ICD-9s to ICD-10s will be very helpful for the thousands of coding personnel as the possible chance will decrease exponentially

False

The increasing availability of technology such as mobile phones has little impact on health care.

False

The rates of adoption for basic EHRs and comprehensive EHRs are essentially the same

False

Using interfaces allows a healthcare organization to avoid building applications in silos, and enables the sharing of common data elements, thus bringing greater efficiency than application integration.

False

With the ever-increasing granularity and acuity of healthcare imaging for X-rays, MRIs, and newer modalities data will be more compressed resulting in lower data volumes.

False

eHealth should be viewed as separate from the general guidelines, planning, and strategy of HIS and the HIS framework.

False

It is much easier to implement HIS in countries other than the U.S.

True

One of the first decisions facing healthcare organizations is whether they will maintain their own data center facilities, lease one or more commercially owned colocation data center facilities, or outsource (remote host) both their data center facility and computing equipment to a third party.

True

One of the key CMIO functions is to lead physician advisory groups.

True

One significant barrier to HIS adoption is that some computer systems actually make more work for clinicians rather than reduce the number

True

Only PHI contained in HIS that are used inside healthcare organizations are subject to HIPAA rules.

True

Policy analysts and makers use HIS data to evaluate the quality and efficiency of clinical processes.

True

Poorly applied software, no matter how impressive, hinders an organization's forward movement.

True

Recent significant increases in HIS initiatives in the U.S. are motivated by cost and quality concerns

True

Research is only as good as the data available.

True

Several types of "payers" exist in the United States, including private insurance, government programs, and military programs.

True

Telemedicine is the remote delivery of clinical services

True

The HIPPA Security Rule requires that electronic protected health information (epHI) be protected by ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and authorization of that information through safeguards

True

The HIS Conceptual model works bi-directionally-layers both build upon each other and provide feedback for each other.

True

The Veterans Administration developed an early example of a multi-facility EHR.

True

The field of public health uses data from HIS in primary as well as secondary ways.

True

The focus of the next phase of technology is not to learn how to capture more data but discover how to make organized sense of the data.

True

The future goal of health information is appropriate access to ubiquitous, personalized, specific information relevant to the situation, available to those who should have access to it, while honoring the privacy, security, and confidentiality of those whose information it is.

True

The joint commision inspects and accredits hospitals based on their ability to meet a rigorous set of scored criteria

True

The most typical lead role with regards to HIS and technology is usually the chief information officer or CIO.

True

The myth of "plug-and-play"-that HIS architecture is as easy as 1-2-3-is harmful to the organization and the HIS team.

True

The order of the following four steps correctly identifies how healthcare organizations should proceed in order to select the right vendor: 1) submit a project request; 2) define the requirements; 3) conduct an evaluation; and 4) negotiate the agreement.

True

The pace of eHealth is moderated in part by important patient privacy regulations

True

The service desk is a single point of contact for users to report incidents and seek troubleshooting resolution, and often is referred to as the help desk.

True

The three arenas of HIS leadership are organizational, government/presidential and clinical/business

True

Time and resources spent planning save the institution money and time in the long run.

True

Traditionally, healthcare organizations have purchased vendor applications, such as commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) or "best of breed" products.

True

The VA builds, maintains, and supports it's HIS at the cost of about ______ per patient, per day.

$68

In 2012, ____ of hospitals were participating in HIE.

30%

As of March 2013, _____ of eligible physicians, providers, and hospitals had received a Meaningful Use incentive payment.

44%

The new list of ICD-to codes include how many discrete items

68,000

All of the below are examples of primary use of data except for one. Which is an example of secondary use of data?

A Public health report indicates there is a measles outbreak in a certain county

The purpose of governmental healthcare policy is to

Address issues that the private sector cannot, address issues that are related to civil liberties, national securities ad public safety. and protect public health

An area that have been shown to increase IT operating expenses in healthcare organizations is

Both A & B

Electrical power in data centers can be remotely measured and tracked by using a:

Branch circuit monitoring system (BCMS)

The HITECH Meaningful Use criteria for EHR implementations and incentive payments fall into three categories, including all but one of the following.

Broadening the scope of care

Which is a prefered method for storing data?

Central data repositories (CDR)

Outcomes research, the study of the end results of medical care-is practiced by:

Clinicians, Universities and teaching institutions, private companies and consumers, Government agencies/

Which of the choice below is not an advantage of using non persistent virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI)?

Dedicated server storage for each VDI desktop and the user's VDI desktop is not needed.

In planning an HIS project, it is important to

Define requirements for the new system, use formal governance processes for system selection and capital approval for the project, Prepare a 5-year cost spreadsheet estimating capital and operating costs for the project

When defining the HIS strategic plan (and the organization's overall strategic plan) information should be solicited from:

Executive level management, clinicians, including nurses, assistants and physicians, administrative staff

Which of the following four steps is not part of the vendor selection process?

Formally plan the operating and capital budget amounts

Which source of healthcare data is not one of the greatest contributors the industry's volume of data?

Government

Sources of data used for health informatics include

HIS systems form all four Quadrants o fthe HIS Planning Framework, Direct observations captured in logs or EHRs. Payers and research organizations, and websites and mobile devices

Which is not a step on the informatics continuum?

Hypothesis

Systems for exporting data to reporting organizations, such as The Joint Commission, fall into Quadrant _____ of the HIS Planning Framework.

III, II

The ITG framework that describes six guarding principles for the effective, efficient, and acceptable use of IT-responsibility, strategy, acquisition, performance, conformance and human behavior is called.

ISO/IEC 38500

The business investment decision-making and oversight process by which healthcare organizations effectively evaluate, select, prioritize, and fund HIS is called

IT demand governance

The ITIL IT service management (ITSM) best practice process area that a HIS department should consider addressing when deploying or supporting existing HIS applications is:

IT service support

Public health informatics includes capabilities that:

Identify health trends and incidence

The benefits of a milestone payment structure include:

It ties payment to actual outcomes for the health care organization.

Within the pyramid graphic for the relationship of complexity for use and creation in BI/CI solutions, which has a broader audience?

KPIs

Which of the following does not support better public health surveillance and management?

Online appointment scheduling

Infrastructure refers to the electronic highway that carries data and information and includes:

Patient Information

Clinical Intelligence is difficult in part due to reasons of subjectivity in delivering health care delivery. Which are representative of this statement?

Patient uniqueness Providers opinionated and diverse training Communications challenges

The work breakdown structure (WBS) and project schedule is developed during which Project Management Institute (PMI) project management phase?

Planning phase

The correct order for HIS launch is:

Planning, Funding, Implementation

Voice over wireless local area network (VoWLAN) technology offers which of the following benefits?

Provides advance quality of service (QoS), extended talk-time, and call security.

A central data repository (CRD) has which characteristics?

Provides for replication Organizes data for multiple purposes Provides for disaster recovery

Which group contributes significant data to the aggregate U.S. healthcare data count?

Public health organizations Research centers Home health Pharmaceutical laboratories

A good HIS plan can advance the organization's performance, for example:

Reducing cost, Reducing waste, Increasing patient and provider satisfaction and Improving the quality

Which of the following is not among the Five Rights of Health Information Management?

Right Code

The term "dematerialized information" refers to:

Storing information in the cloud

The section committee for the software vendor should include:

Subject Matter Experts, information technology personnel, personnel with implementation expertise

The CIO's role usually is responsible for:

The HIS vision, plan, and strategic initiatives. The HIS budget and timelines. The security of information. Engaging with others outside the HIS/IT department.

SWOT is used to describe

The organization's current state, through strength, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.

A comprehensive EHR includes all the functionalities of a basic EHR as well as an additional 14 functionalities.

True

A greater availability of comparative data across hospitals is of benefit to patients and public health organizations.

True

A key indicator of effective IT governance is the ratio of unplanned work to planned work

True

An RHINO is a type of HIE

True

An enterprise resource planning system integrates systems in all quadrants.

True

As healthcare institutions provide solutions for their data growth and management, there will be technical and data architecture management career opportunities.

True

Before an organization can successfully lead an HIS initiative, the organization must define it's mission, vision, and values.

True

Business Intelligence is the technological foundation for Clinical Intelligence.

True

Developing a master patient index or MPI occurs in the first of three phases of an HIS strategic plan

True

Digital signage and wayfinding, and IP television (IPTV) are considered part of the unified communications (UC) family of services.

True

Extranets are networks that typically provide web-based content and access to applications and databases for users who are outside of the organization's internal network.

True

Faulty systems result in faulty data and practices

True

Health care comprises 17.2% (or $2.8 trillion) of the United States' GDP.

True

Healthcare data growth is the single largest sector contributor to the universe of worldwide data.

True

Hospitals are the best places for those with chronic illness to be treated.

True

Important vendor management principles that can help healthcare organizations develop strong vendor relationships are to ensure that the contractual details are equal to the level of project risk, clarify roles and responsibilities, obtain senior management commitment and buy in ____ focus on strategies that will benefit the vendor in lieu of the customer

True

In contrast to linear, paper-driven communication systems, HIS and technology can boost positive interaction between all parties, enabling healthcare organizations to become more adaptable and responsible

True

In the view of the HIS Planning Framework as it relates to informatics, patient engagement, clinical workflow design, and mHealth are in Quadrant I.

True

Informatics for each clinical discipline-such as nursing informatics-must be based on the key workflows of each discipline.

True

Informatics may emphasize key performance indicators (KPIs).

True

If patients are more engaged in their health, such as through new media

health status outcomes will improve

software applications that use data from different databases are

interfaced

What mobile management strategy encompasses managing mobility at the mobile device level, and includes secure email, calendering, contacts web browsing and application store management?

mobile device mangement


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