2. HIS Fundamentals Flashcards

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what is the definition of EMR, EHR and PHR& their levels

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EHR = national –> more than ONE
EMR = institution –> accessed by authorised clinicians in ONE healthcare org
PHR = personal –> multiple sources accessed by INDIVIDUAL

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what is CPOE

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computerised physician order entry (CPOE)
- replaces hospital paper based ordering system
- record instructions for patient treatment
- trigger safety alerts

benefits:
- full range of orders
- medication record
- communication of successive personnel

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what are some similar systems to CPOE

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  • pharmacy information system
  • pharmaceutical decision support system
  • electronic prescription
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what is eMAR

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electronic Medication Administration Record
- automates documents for administration of medication into certified EHR tech using tracking sensors (RFID, barcodes)

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how does communication occur between HIS

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  • every dept may have their own version of a HIS and standards e.g. CPOE and PACS
  • all are integrated via EHR
  • governed by HL7 & DICOM
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what differentiates PHR from EMR & EHR

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Whereas an electronic health record (EHR) is a computer record that originates with and is controlled by doctors, a personal health record (PHR) can be generated by physicians, patients, hospitals, pharmacies, and other sources but is controlled by the patient.

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what does EHR connect to

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Patient Management. The patient management component facilitates the capture, storage and retrieval of up-to-date information related to new patients. …
Clinical Component. …
Secure Messaging and Alerts. …
Financial Dashboards. …
Revenue Cycle Management (RCM)

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what are the benefits of EHR

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  • reminders & alerts
  • compliance
  • reduced errors
  • accessibility
  • cost reduction
  • efficiency
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what is the usability value of EHR

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systems communicate with each other rather than department personnel manually exchanging information

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name some EHR trends

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basic without clinician notes –> basic with clinician notes –> comprehensive
- moving to cloud
- doing EHR analytics
- using AI
- mobile –> tablets & smartphones

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why is blockchain technology applicable to PHR

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  • it uses ledgers
  • data is distributed and available everywhere but only the owner has the key
  • record of every time a ledger is accessed
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what is SDPR is it an EHR

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yes it’s an EHR

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what is included in SDPR

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  • PAS = patient admin system
  • EMR = electronic medical record
  • LIMS = laboratory information manegement system
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what is HealtheNet

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  • eHealth NSW program that connects disjointed systems
  • NSW clinicians can get access to NSW LHD EMR & EHR and PHR
  • consistent and accurate info to deliver best care
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is eMR institution based, and what is eMR2

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yes, EMR2 is integration of all EMRs implemented across the state

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what are 2 goals of the australian digital health strategy

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interoperability & data quality

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what is interoperability

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the ability of IS to communicate, exchange and utilise exchanged data while still preserving the meaning and context of data

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what is semantic interoperability

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preserving the original meaning of the data sources

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what is the purpose of a data standard

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ensuring every system can communicate

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what is the relationship between data standards and DQ

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  • seamless exchange
  • confidence in meaning & context
  • less mistakes
  • better quality patient care
  • patient safety
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what are the different types of data standards development processes

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  • adhoc: no formal adoption process
  • defacto: vendor or other has large mkt segment
  • government mandated: legislative
  • consensus: volunteers from different orgs to come together to reach a formal agreement
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what are some data interchange standards

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  • HL7
  • DICOM (digital imaging and communications in medicine)
    from ISO (International organisation for standardisation)
  • ANSI (american national standards institute)
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what is the purpose of HL7

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  • system integration & interoperability
  • tools to build standards
  • messaging & document standards
  • EHR functional models & profiles
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what are some primary standards of HL7

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  • version 3 messaging standard
  • CDA = clinical document architecture
  • FHIR = hl7 fast healthcare interoperability resources
  • context managment spec
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examples of HL7 CDA
- DisplayName shall be accurate - Identifiers shall be unique - each entry shall contain at least one text reference
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what is FHIR
fast healtchare interoperability resorces interoperability standard to facilitate the exchange of information between anyone involved in the HC ecosystem
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what are some non-priority HL7 standards
- mobile health - CCD (continuity of care document)
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what PHR developer has integrated HL7
Apple
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what is NCVHS & what do they recommend
- national committee on vital & health stats - systematised nomenclature of medicine - federated drug technologies e.g. RxNorm
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what is SNOWMED
Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine Clinical Terms - comprehensive clinical terminology to facilitate electronic storage & retrieval of detailed clinical info - facilitates efficiency and consistency
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what is NCIRD and is it compatible with HL7
- national centre of immunization & respiratory disease developed a CVX (clinical vaccines administered table) - yes
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what are some HL7 DQ requirements
- unique patient ID - confidential & secure authentication & accountability - interoperability across systems
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what are some causes of poor quality data
- unclear data definitions - programming errors - no or lacking test cases
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do EMRs require structured data input and why
no, because patient data can come from anywhere e.g. overseas
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how is dq improved using prevention
- data checks - user friendly data entry forms - training
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how is dq improved using detection
- dq audit e.g. ask clinicians and registrars - review of data collection protocols/procedures - automatic data checks
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how is dq improved using improvement methods
- provide users with dq reports - give feedback of dq with results and recommendations - implement identified system changes
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what is the process for improving dq
prevention --> detection --> improvement
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