Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Electronic Medical Records

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(EMR) An electronic version of patient files within a single organization

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Electronic Health Records

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(EHR) A computer system used to improve healthcare delivery; EHRs replace traditional paper medical records and make health information accessible to healthcare providers across the world with only a few keystrokes.

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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

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(ARRA) an economic stimulus package signed into law by President Barack Obama

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Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

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(CMS) A federal agency that oversees federal healthcare programs including Medicare Conditions of Participation (CoPs)

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Healthcare Delivery System

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(HCD) A healthcare facility

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Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society

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(HIMSS) an organization that focuses on using information technology and management systems to improve the quality and delivery of healthcare

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Longitudinal

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a patient’s record that will continue to develop over the course of care.

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Interoperability

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the ability of an EHR system to exchange data with other sources of health information, including pharmacies, laboratories, and other healthcare providers.

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No Interoperability

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Stand-alone systems that do not communicate

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Technical Interoperability Level

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Allows systems to exchange bits and bytes of data without any ability to interpret the shared data.

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Syntactic Interoperability Level

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The level that introduces a common data format for information exhcange, but the meaning of the data cannot be interpreted

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Semantic Interoperability Level

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The level that allows the meaning of data that be shared and information interpreted

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Computer Protocol

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A standardized method of communicating or transmitting data between two computer systems

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Health Level Seven International

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(HL7) The most common communication protocol that focuses on the international group of collaborating healthcare subject matter experts and information scientists

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Health IT Ecosystem

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A collection of individuals and groups that are interested in health information technology

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Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology

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(ONC) The US federal body that recommends policies, procedures, protocols, and standards for interoperability.

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Learning Healthcare System

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(LHS) An approach to improving the quality of health care by using patient clinical data from EHRs to drive medical research, and by using medical research to influence clinical practices.

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Nationwide Health Information Network

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(NwHIN) A set of standards that enable the secure exchange of health information over the Internet

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Health Information Technology for Economic & Clinical Health Act

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(HITECH) An act enacted in February 20009 a as part of the ARRA that promoted the nationwide implementation of EHR technology

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Health Information Management

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(HIM) Professionals hat plan information systems, develop health policy, identify current and future information needs, and practice the maintenance and care of health records

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American Health Information Management Association

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(AHIMA) A professional organization that provides resources, education, and networking with other professionals, confusing on the quality of health information used in the delivery of healthcare

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Regional Extension Center

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(REC)

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Registered Health Information Administrator

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(RHIA) Professional who works as a liaison between healthcare providers, organization staff, payers, and patients; an expert in managing health information and the professionals responsible for managing health information.

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Registered Health Information Technician

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(RHIT) Professional who performs the technical procedures relate to the management of health information, frequently working in positions of medical coding, billing, and data management.