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Big Daddy (5) Flashcards

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Peripheral biometric device?

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high BP

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What advice should be taken to avoid a security breach of protected health information?

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Open emails only from trusted sources, change passwords as stipulated by the organization, and do no leave ePHI visible in an unsecure area

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What is an effective way to reduce the risk of access of electronic protected health information (ePHI) by unauthorized users?

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Make sure all the users adhere to security & confidential policy set forth by the facility.

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A provider at the hospital had his laptop stolen from his vehicle. What should be on his laptop to protect it from data breach?

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Encryption or Two-factor authentication

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What should healthcare staff who use mobile devices to access ePHI do to protect devices before they are lost or stolen?

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Turn off share files.

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The right to control access & disclosure or nondisclosure of information pertaining to oneself & to control the circumstances, timing, & extent to which information may be disclosed.

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Privacy

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Information may be kept secret to those with an only need to know? What is this?

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Information privacy is the right to choose the conditions under which information is shared & to ensure the accuracy of collected information.

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Informatics challenges to improving pt outcomes?

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Privacy issues, cognitive disabilities & low literacy of the pt

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*Process by which 2 different information systems can exchange data in a way that is seamless to the end-user. In other words, how well is that data is being exchanged.

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Integration

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What can be installed to allow one operation to access another to enable the exchange of data?

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Integration

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*Computer program that tells 2 different systems how to exchange data. For example, health exchange one hospital to another hospital

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Interface (bridge)

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When data is electronically recorded, the process follows a programmed set of instructions built into the software, thereby cutting down substantially on collection error. To facilitate the data collection process, it’s important that the data collection form is user-friendly and that the (blank) used for inputting the data is well-designed.

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Computer Interface

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What item describes a basic network code that determines the roles used to create & route packets of data between network devices?

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Interface

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Which feature will allow a user to navigate between authorized applications & resources within a single organization?

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Interface

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What can be installed to allow a device to connect to the EHR to enable the exchange of data?

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An application program interface

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*Allows humans & computers to cooperatively perform tasks & specific goals.

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User Interface

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The ability of 2 entities, human or machine, to exchange & predictably use data or information while retaining the original meaning of the data. A RN informaticist can increase interoperability by promoting standardized vocabulary & coding. This reduces errors, increases revenue, & increases communication. Interoperability allows timely & seamless portability of information & optimizes
the health of individuals & populations globally through this seamless exchange. * Using an interoperable system, you can expect a reduction in errors, increase in revenue, & increased communication
Interoperability is the ability to exchange information across systems. For example, an old legacy system interacting/interfacing with a new system so that data and information flow from one to the other.

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Interoperability

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Which statement defines interoperability?

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The extent to which systems & devices can exchange data & interpret that shared data.

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Coordinates systems enabling business processes at organizations & allowing systems to work together.

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Process Interoperability

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The ability to exchange the data from one point to another.

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Technical Interoperability

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the exchange of data in which the meaning remain the same on both ends. The data is being exchanged correctly.

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Sementics interoperability

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What is the harmonization of terminologies?

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It fosters interoperability in health information systems

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Identify 3 benefits and 3 detriments of EHRS. Discuss a potential interoperability issue as well as a potential solution?

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Benefits: increased data integrity & quality, increased productivity, decreased redundant data collection. Detriments: cost, limitations in resources, access speeds, content lag or technical malfunctions. The main issue for healthcare providers was how to use health information exchange. A solution would be to provide training for all staff w/ an informatics innovator.

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Health systems can be inoperable with other health systems. What are 2 barrier that prevent interoperability?

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Data blocking and interface cost.

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In conducting & providing a quality audit, it was noted the provider was free texting data instead of selecting the proper codes to capture & bill for their services. When educating this provider on properly selecting codes & decreasing free texting what is a rationale for why this is important?

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Interoperability

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Purpose or reason for an organization’s existence, representing the fundamental & unique aspirations that differentiate it from others.

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Mission

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Nonprofit, membership-based organization that works to improve healthcare through meaningful measurement.

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National Quality Forum (NQF)

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*A RN w/ advanced computer technology skills with expertise in system development life cycles. The RN needs to: play an active role in the adoption of standard technologies, be aware of legislation, educate users, assist users on troubleshooting, provide advice & recommendations, act as a liaison between nurses & technology, serve as a resource, manage data & information, develop tools & methods, & monitor data security, accuracy, & integrity by monitoring for patterns & exceptions. They can work in device manufactured, medical clinics, clinical system, hospital facilities.

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Nurse Informatics Specialist

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Uses nursing knowledge along w/ information & communication technology to promote the health of individuals, families, & entire populations.

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Nursing Informatics

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*Nursing Role in Informatics: ADIME

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Assessment – analysis of what is needed
Developing – develop the care/project plan
Implementing – implement the plan
Monitoring – monitor the outcomes
Evaluating – lessons learned w/ knowledge transfer

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What is the primary concern driving Nursing informatic initiative?

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Patient safety

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What is nursing informatics a combination of differentiating it from other nursing disciplines?

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Nursing, information, & analytical sciences

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A nursing clinical analyst is being interviewed by a nursing student who is requesting a detailed explanation of the role of a nursing informaticist. Which nursing informaticist goals would this clinical analyst offer in response?

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The goals facilitate an environment where technology, information, & understanding directs nurses’ judgment

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What is the typical role of the informatics nurse?

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Plans, coordinates, & facilitates education for all computer applications & software for nursing or clinical user group.

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An informatics nurse is developing a web-based application for patient care. Which statement accurately describes the internet?

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A network or network

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How would an informatics nurse best evaluate other nurses’ opinions on technology?

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Survey

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Nurse wants to optimize EH software with a goal of decreasing documentation time?

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Surveys

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What is a typical role of an informatics nurse?

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Facilitates the development, implementation, & integration for laboratory information systems

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What is the role of the informatics nurse working with EHR?

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To improve patient safety

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An informatics nurse is developing a web-based application for patient care. Which statement accurately describes the internet?

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An unregulated network of networks

41
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Role of an informatics nurse specialist is the knowledge & application of state & federal laws. Which role falls outside the scope of practice?

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Enforce operational procedures

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What should an informatics nurse do to support the entry of standardized data into an electronic health record (EHR)?

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Use terminologies approved by the ANA

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Which statement best describes NI?

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“Computer science, decision science, information science, management science, cognitive science, & organizational theory.”

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What are 3 functional areas of practice for RN informatics?

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Administration, leadership & management

45
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Which EHR challenge can a nurse informaticist help support & change?

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Analyzing & redesigning workflows

46
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Which task is representative of the role of the nurse informaticist?

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Acting as a superuser

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What is the responsibility of a superuser?

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To support the system in a given unit & assist users with functionality & procedural issues

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A new CPOE is being implemented in the hospital. The NI plays a role in all areas of this implementation. Which measure is crucial for a successful implantation?

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Workflow design

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*Health-related data created, recorded, or gathered by the pt/caregivers to help address health concerns. Without in-person enrollment, verifying that a pt is eligible to participate in a study can be difficult.

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Pt-Generated Health Data (PGHD)

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patients would need to own technology to regularly have their PGHD captured. Likewise, patients may have the technology but may not know how to manage it independently.

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Challenges with PGHD;

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