Chapter 7 Flashcards

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Outlier?

A

Case in which the cost of patient treatment is unusually and extremely high compared to other patients with similar conditions and treatment.

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Scope of work?

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Plan for targeting and implementing quality of care improvements.

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3
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Hill-Burton Act?

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passed in 1946, provided hospitals with funding to construct new buildings or improve facilities to meet the expanding demand for medical care.

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4
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Allowed charges?

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The maximum amount Medicare (or other third-party payer) will reimburse for services.

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Medicare Shared Savings Program(MSSP)?

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A CMS program that facilitates coordination and cooperation among providers to improve the quality of care provided to Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries and to reduce unnecessary cost through participation in an ACO.

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Case Mix Index?

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The average relative weights of all of the MS-DRGs representative of the severity of all patients admitted to a facility.

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7
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Pioneer ACO Program?

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An ACO model for hospitals and care providers who have experience with coordinating care for patients across the continuum of care (across different care settings).

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Hospital Readmission Reduction Program (HRP)?

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A program that requires CMS to reduce payments to hospitals with excessive readmission rates.

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Hospital Quality Initiative?

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A program developed by the Department of Health and Human Services, to “assure quality health care for all Americans through accountability and public disclosure.”

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Hospital Value-Based Purchasing(VBP)?

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A pay-for-performance methodology in which hospitals are rewarded for providing high-quality, cost-effective care and meeting performance measures for quality and efficiency.

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Making all nursing assistants go through training on bedside manner is an example of risk__?

A

prevention

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12
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BlueCross/Blue Shield Insurance Company is considered a___?

A

covered entity.

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13
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Prior to 1966, elderly people__

A

didn’t have healthcare

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14
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Risk management has only been a recognized discipline since the 1970s because___?

A

hospitals were previously viewed as charitable organizations.

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15
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A risk manager is reviewing the health record doc. of Nurse David for an ongoing legal case. What piece of info would need to be reported as inappropriate?

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“Nurse Smith look too long taking patient’s vitals.”

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16
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Info Government is what?

A

Determining who will be responsible for the release and tracking of patient data

17
Q

HAC is what?

A

Ailments or injuries sustained by a patient during his or her hospital stay.

18
Q

Spell of illness is what?

A

A Medicare definition of coverage based on the consecutive days a patient is receiving care

19
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Pre-authorization is what?

A

Obtaining permission from an insurance company prior to treatments or procedures being performed.

20
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RBRVS is what?

A

Medicare reimbursement system used to reimburse physicians.

21
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Six Sigma is what?

A

Data-driven quality improvement process.

22
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Utilization management is what?

A

The functions that ensure the appropriateness of admission, that ensure the medical necessity of planned hospital services, and that secure pre-authorization from third-party payers to perform services

23
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Incident report is what?

A

Documentation of unusual or abnormal situations.

24
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What is true of the reimbursement cycle?

A

The steps are done each time.