Chapter 8- Health Information Management Flashcards

1
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PHI

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Protected Health Information

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2
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Covered entity

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Health insurance plans, health care clearinghouses, and health care providers who use electronic billing, funds transfers and electronic health records.

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Clearinghouses

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entities that receive, review, send, and manage insurance claims for physicians

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4
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EHR

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Electronic Health Record

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5
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4 parts to HIPAA’s administrative simplification

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  • Electronic transactions
  • Privacy requirements
  • Security requirements
  • National identifier requirements
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6
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What is the recommended fee for reproducing medical records?

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No more than $1/page, or $100 for entire record

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7
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Things to remember regarding releasing medical records

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  • Must be authorized by patient or legal guardian
  • Request for records must be in writing with original signature
  • Never release information contained in a medial record via telephone
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8
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6 important factors of how medical records shoudl be kept

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  • Easily retrievable
  • Kept in an orderly manner
  • Complete
  • Legible
  • Accurate
  • Brief
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9
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Flow sheet

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Designed to limit the need for long handwritten care notes; info is recorded in graphic or table form

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Progress notes

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Statements about various aspects of patient care; reflects each encounter with patient chronologicallyp

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11
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What should be done with reports before they are added to the medical record?

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Should be read and initialed by the physician before they are added to the chart

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12
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4 steps to ensure efficient and speedy filing and document retrieval

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  • Condition; no paper clips or tape, PT name on all sheets of paper
  • Index; separate business records from PT records
  • Sort; put in order that they will be filed in
  • Store; place in storage area
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13
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3 classes of medical records

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Active, inactive or closed

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Inactive records

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  • PT has not been in office in 2-3 years

- still kept in office

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Closed records

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-Have terminated their relationship with physician due to moving, termination by physician, or death

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16
Q

When is statute of limitations up for minors?

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Until child reaches legal age in every state

17
Q

SOAP

A

Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan

18
Q

POMR

A

Problem
Oriented
Medical
Record

19
Q

HIPAA officer

A

Coordinates and oversees the various aspects of compliance

20
Q

Workers comp cases should be kept open for how long after last date of treatment?

A

2 yrs.

21
Q

Master patient index

A

A cross reference in numeric filing

22
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5 Responsibilities of HIPAA officer

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  • assess, establish, and review policies and procedures
  • coordinate mandatory training
  • monitor access to health info by checking for security threats
  • ensure sound practices, e.g passwords and access to certain info
  • making sure data is not altered or destroyed
23
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Patient authorization

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  • release only info relating to specific disorder
  • specify time limit
  • drug, alcohol, and std info must be specifically listed to release info
24
Q

All physicians with Medicare/Medicaid patients must be using EHR by the year…..?

A

2017

25
Q

Medical assistants role

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2 main things are data collection and patient care

Must guard electronic and paper records as the same.

26
Q

Medical history forms

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Commonly used to gather info before the visit with the physician

27
Q

Why is it important for medical records to be legible and neat?

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It can help with or prevent a lawsuit