HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEM (CHAPTER 13; FINALS)

Question 1

CDR

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CLINICAL DATA REPOSITORY

Question 2

Electronic or written format, to represent an aggregated data base of clinical information

Answer 2

CLINICAL DATA REPOSITORY

Question 3

CDR houses a multitude of?

Answer 3

LABORATORIES RESULTS.
DIAGNOSTICS REPORTS.
VARIOUS CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION.

Question 4

Repositories integrate physician-entered data with data from different existing information

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Laboratory, Radiology, Admission and Pharmacy.

Question 5

It is location where both clinical data and other data of interest such as _ and are assimilated

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External Data sources, Financial Data

Question 6

Common Kind of available information in the CDR

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 Patient demographics
 Patient’s primary care provider
 Medication list
 Allergies
 Hospital in-patient visits
 Emergency department encounters
 Outpatient practice visits
 Immunizations
 Diagnose
 Procedures
 Lab. Results
 Social history
 Vitals

Question 7

Is only integrated with clinical data

Answer 7

CDR

Question 8

who describe the CDR as structured and systematically gathered “store house” of patient specific data

Answer 8

Bergeron (2013)

Question 9

CDR have different levels of integration, usually dependent on

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Location, Indices, Catalogues, Semantic translation or Equivalence, Syntactic Structures, Link to External Information

Question 10

Access control to the CDR function as?

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Safeguards

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Types of clinical data repository

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Study, Electronic Health Record, Registry, Warehouse, Collection, Federation

Question 12

A database that collects observations for a specific clinical research study

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Study

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A database of observation made as a result of direct health care.

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Electronic Health Record

Question 14

Observations collected and
organized for the purpose of studying or guiding particular outcomes on a defined population; associated studies are either multiple or long-term and evolving over time.

Answer 14

Registry

Question 15

A repository that adds levels of
integration and quality to the primary (research or clinical) data of a single institution to support flexible queries for multiple users; broader application than registry.

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Warehouse

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A library of heterogeneous
datasets from more organizations than a warehouse or more sources than a registry; organized to help users find a particular data
set, but not query for data combined across datasets.

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Collection

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A repository distributed across
multiple locations, where each location retains control over access to its own data, and is responsible for making the data comparable with the data of other locations.

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Federation

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Most repository usually contain personally-identified data, however, due to privacy they only release

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De-Identified Data

Question 19

CDR standardizes data from disparate sources into a cohesive format.

It comprises numerous tables which offer a partial view of patient information.

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Multiple Views for Patient

Question 20

Its structure allows data to be extracted along dimensions such as time

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(Year, Month, Week,
Day), Location, Diagnosis

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CDR helps organization transform large amounts of information from distinct transactional files into a

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Unitary Decision-support database

Question 22

Since they receive information from a multitude of feeder system, well-deployed CDRs can create

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One-stop shopping environment

Question 23

This is done by allowing the clinical staff to access a variety of patient-focused information through a consistent and easy-to-use GUI

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Graphical User Interface

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GUI

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Graphical user interface

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Access can be deployed through handheld devices

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Graphical User Interface

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CDR offer what?

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Cross-Continuum View of information

Question 27

EHR may present patient care information as

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Text, Tables, Graphs, Sounds, Images, Full-motion video, or signals on an electronic screen, phone, pager, paper

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The art of representing data in pictorial or graphical format, becomes useful

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Data Visualization

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Helps in simplifying a wide array of information, and it allows decision-makers to derive analytical results from information presented visually

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Data Visualization

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Becoming an important tool in decision-making

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Visualizatoin

Question 31

Integrates physician-entered data with data from different existing information system including laboratory, radiology, admission, pharmacy.

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Clinical Data Repository