Data Standards Flashcards

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data that are used to describe other data.

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Meta Data

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often accessed by search engines to determine which files to access.

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Meta Data

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define the electronic health record (EHR)as a “secure, real-time, point-of-care, patient-centric information resource for clinicians.”

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Healthcare information and management systems society

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have been developed to allow exchange of health information among different health care providers in a specified area, region, or system.

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Health information exchanges (HIEs)

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are developed to improve the delivery of health care. RHIPs cover all aspects of health care, including risk factors, diagnosis, treatment, disability, and social/mental factors, as well as all delivery systems, including hospitals, clinics, and individual practitioners.

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Regional Health improvement plans (RHIPs)

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6
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three classification systems used in nursing informatics

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NANDA-I
Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC)
Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC)

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7
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provides uniform terms for patient problems that may occur during an operation.

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The perioperative nursing data set (PNDS)

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8
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Includes diagnostic and intervention components.

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The perioperative nursing data set (PNDS)

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9
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Provides documentation standards framework.

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The perioperative nursing data set (PNDS)

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10
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comprehensive collection of clinical terms.

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SNOMED CT

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11
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data dictionary designed to provide a standard set of terms (capturing clinical data) for inclusion in healthcare information systems.

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Patient Care Data Set (PCDS)

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12
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This system was formerly known as Home Health Care Classification (HHCC)

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Clinical Care Classification (CCC)

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13
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The system uses two major subsets of information:

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Clinical Care Classification (CCC)

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14
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The terms used in the specific diagnosis and outcomes of a disease state.

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Diagnoses and outcomes

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15
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For a given disease state, the appropriate interventions and actions.

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Interventions and actions

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16
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There are 21 “Care Components” which classify care over a wide range of factors such as functional, physiological, and psychological.

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Clinical Care Classification (CCC)

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17
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Uses a Problem Classification Scheme (assessment). This scheme allows for evaluating the condition of the patient.

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Omaha System

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18
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prescribes the appropriate interventions to treat the problem (or disease state).

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The Intervention Scheme

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19
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This database of terms is used primarily for laboratory results

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Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC)

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20
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provides uniform terms for nursing data.

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International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP)

21
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the goal is to create a system in which data can be examined and transmitted to other computers systems in a recognizable way.

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International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP)

22
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Categories for diagnosis, interventions, and outcomes.

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International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP)

23
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a dynamic collection of standardized terms related to nursing.

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Nursing Management Minimum Data Set (NMMDS)

24
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The goal is to create terms that will allow data to be compared across a wide swath of computer systems.

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Nursing Management Minimum Data Set (NMMDS)

25
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were developed by the American Medical Association and used to define those licensed to provide services as well as medical and surgical treatments, diagnostics, and procedures.

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Current procedural terminology (CPT) codes

26
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usually updated each October with revisions (additions, deletions) to coding.

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CPT codes

27
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mandated by both the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) to provide a uniform language and to aid research.

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CPT codes use

28
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These codes are used primarily for billing purposes for insurance (public and private).

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CPT codes

29
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codes are used to identify a procedure or service.

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Category I

30
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codes are used to identify performance measures, including diagnostic procedures.

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Category II

31
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codes identify temporary codes for technology and data collection.

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Category III

32
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developed by the World Health Organization to acquire worldwide morbidity and mortality data, are used to code for diagnoses.

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The International Classification of Disease (ICD) codes

33
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diagnoses were used by all providers, but were used only for inpatients;

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ICD-9 codes

34
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is an HL7 workgroup that develops standard protocols for the sharing of information among applications at the point of care through context management.

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Clinical Context Object Workgroup(CCOW)

35
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defines the standards that allow interoperability and focuses on the use of technology neutral architecture and widely used computer technology.

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CCOW

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works in collaboration with the HL7 Security Workgroup to ensure protection of data.

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CCOW

37
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a nongovernmental organization, encompasses a network of standard institutes, public and private, in 164 countries and develops and publishes voluntary international standards based on consensus.

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The International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

38
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working toward implementing standards in the area of medical informatics.

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The National Institutes of Health(NIH)

39
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There are two major standards associated with nursing informatics

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The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) & The National Electrical Manufacturers Association

40
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developed the P1073 Medical Information Bus (MIB) standards to aid in the transfer of information between patient medical devices and the hospital’s mainframe computer system.

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The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)

41
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created Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM)

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National Electrical Manufacturers Association and the American College of Radiologists

42
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used in association with biomedical images and image-related information.

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Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine

43
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One of the largest standards development organizations

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the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).

44
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create standard methods for testing materials and procedural testing standards for different industries. F

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role of the ASTM

45
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an international standard developing organization that sets standards used in the sharing, retrieval, exchange, and integration of electronic health information (clinical and administrative) among different healthcare computer systems.

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Health Level 7(HL7)

46
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developed standards regarding functions needed in an EHR: direct care, supportive (administrative, financial), and information infrastructure (interoperability, security, workflow).

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HL7

47
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There are seven categories of standards for HL7:

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primary, foundational, clinical and administrative domains, EHR profiles, implementation guides, rule and references, and education and awareness.

48
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a standard for data formats and a web-based application programming interface (API) to facilitate the exchange of EHRs among healthcare providers.

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fast healthcare interoperability resources (FHIR)

49
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allows healthcare organizations to collect real-time data

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fast healthcare interoperability resources (FHIR)