211 Study 3.0

Which of the following are key advantages of electronic health records (Select all that apply.) Correct Response:

All

True or False: As long as an EHR functions efficiently to meet a single department's needs, it is considered sufficient for that organization

FALSE

Which of the following is NOT a component of Electronic Health Records (EHRs)

Medical billing

Which of the following is an example of an interface terminology

NANDA

True or false: Interoperability is central to achieving meaningful use.

True

Which of the following reflect benefits of EHRs SATA

Accessibility, and ALL of the above

Stage 1 of the meaningful use criteria in the HITECH Act focuses on which of the following objectives

Data capture and sharing

Which of the following most accurately describes the process of standardization of medical and clinical terminologies

Normalizing and mapping information to code sets and terminologies

Which of the following is a risk to electronic health records (Select all that apply.)

Privacy and security risks: User errors: Technology failures: Legal risks: T Integration issues

How does standardized terminology impact nursing

Supports effective communication between nurses

What are some noted challenges that accompanied the rollout of meaningful use criteria SATA

Complexities of coding systems, Lack of implementation strategy, Increased costs

The foremost goal of 'meaningful use' is to use information from EHRs to do which of the following

Improve quality of care make improvements in healthcare delivery, including its quality, safety, and efficiency.

Which of the following accurately reflects the overall trend seen in EHR adoption rates among health care providers

Increase

When considering health information technology (HIT), what does the term interoperability mean

Two or more health-related service providers can access and share information.

What are key benefits to Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE) (Select all that apply.)?

All options

What is the purpose of interface terminology

Allows for the electronic translation or correlation of one reference terminology into another

True or False: The primary need for healthcare records to be electronic is to improve patient care.

TRUE

True or False: As long as an EHR functions efficiently to meet a single department's needs, it is considered sufficient for that organization.

FALSE

True or false: The International Classification of Disease (ICD) is an important clinical terminology in the United States.

FALSE

True/False EHR incentive programs have largely stayed the same since their original inception with the HITECH Act

FALSE

Systematic Nomenclature of Medicine Clinical Terms (SNOMED), Health Level Seven (HL7), and Logical Observation Identifier Names and Codes (LOINC) are all examples of which type of terminology

Clinical

True or false: Only nurses who work in the lab need to learn about the laboratory information system (LIS)

FALSE

True or False: EHR Incentives programs have largely stayed the same since their original inception with the HITECH Act.

FALSE While the HITECH Act was the first to invest billions of government funds in EHR incentives, the incentives programs have evolved over the years as new legislation and new program models have been enacted.

True or False: LOINC provides the basis for nursing problems in most of the other ANA-recognized nursing-focused terminologies

False

True or false: The primary purpose of the meaningful use criteria in the HITECH Act is to eliminate paper from all health care facilities.

False

Using certified electronic health records (CEHRT) to improve health outcomes is the focus of which stage of the meaningful use criteria of the HITECH Act

In 2017, Stage 3 of the HITECH Act took effect, which focuses on using CEHRT to improve health outcomes, including quality, safety, and efficiency. The focus of Stage 1 was on setting the foundation and requirements, and the focus of Stage 2 was on advancing clinical processes and ensuring the meaningful use of EHRs supported the National Quality Strategy.

North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA) is an example of what type of terminology

Interface_

True or False: It can be said incentives programs have been largely successful at increasing EHR adoption rates.

TRUE

True or False: The components of an EHR make it a more beneficial system than a paper record system.

TRUE

True or false: A reference terminology is a terminology where each term has a definition that a computer can process and support the meaning when retrieved and aggregated

TRUE

True or false: Electronic transmission of patient care summaries across multiple settings is a focus of Stage 2 of the meaningful use criteria in the HITECH Act.

TRUE

Which of the following are examples of EHR government incentives programs SATA?

The HITECH Act, Medicare Access CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA)

Which situation is an example of how a hospital's interoperable EHR subsystems support nursing care

The nurse determines that a patient is likely to be discharged after reviewing daily laboratory results.

What is a key benefit to a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS)

ability to store diagnostic images and scans from multiple modalities, including ultrasounds, MRIs, and CTs, as well as PETs, endoscopies, and mammograms. Patient use of PACS is not supported, and it is the pharmacy system, not the PACS, which provides a means for recording medications.