HIS Lesson 6 Flashcards

1
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Problems faced by hospitals using the traditional manual process

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  1. No real-time data available to monitor the performance of the hospital
  2. Evidence-based program management was a challenge
  3. Undue delays receipt of data
  4. Retrieval of old manual records is ineffective and time consuming
  5. Duplication of Records
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2
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is an information system that is specially designed to assist in management and planning of health programs, as opposed to delivery of care

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Health Management Information System

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3
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is one of the six building blocks essential for healthcare system strengthening

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Health Management Information System

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4
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It is a data collection system specifically designed to support planning, managing, and decision making in a the facilitieas and organizations

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Health Management Information System

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5
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The information collected is __________ to the policies and goals of the healthcare institution

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Relevant

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6
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The information collected is __________; it is to be used immediately for management and should not wait for the feedback from higher levels

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Functional

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7
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Information collected is ________; there is one set of forms and no duplication of reporting

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Integrated

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8
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The information is __________ on a routine basis from every health unit

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Collected

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9
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Clinical studies assist in the understanding of medical terminology, clinical procedures, and database processes

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Health

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10
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Management principles enhanced by finance, law, and planning help administer the health care enterprise

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Management

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11
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The ability to analyze systems and to design and implement advanced computer applications make the transfer of patient information effective

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Infromation Systems

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12
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A health management needs to be:

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Complete
Consistent
Clear
Simple
Cost-Effective
Accessible
Confidential

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13
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It should provide information on all key aspects of the health system without duplication

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Complete

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14
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If similar information is provided by the different sources, their definition needs to be ________

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Consistent

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15
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It should be very _______ what all elements are actually measuring

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Clear

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16
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It should be unnecessarily complicated

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Simple

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17
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The actual usage of each element should justify the costs of its collection and analysis

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Cost-Effective

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18
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Data should be held in a form readily _______ to all legitimate users, and it should be clear who these people are

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Accessible

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19
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It should ensure that people without legitimate access are effectively denied

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Confidential

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20
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Includes data acquisition and data verification

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Data Input

21
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Also called as processing phase; includes data storage, data classification, data update, and data computation

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Data Management

22
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Includes data retrieval and data presentation

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Data Output

23
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Eight Elements of HMIS

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Data Acquisition
Data Verification
Data Storage
Data Classification
Data Computation
Data Update
Data Retrieval
Data Presentation

24
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This involves both the generation and collection of accurate, timely, and relevant data

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Data Acquisition

25
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Involves the authentication and validation of gathered data

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Data Verification

26
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The preservation and archival of data may be regarded as a part of the ____________ function

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Data Storage

27
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This is also known as Data Organization ; It is a critical function for increasing the efficiency of the system when need arises to conduct a data search

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Data Classification

28
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Involves various forms of data manipulation and data transformation, such as the use of mathematical models, statistical, and probabilistic approaches

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Data Computation

29
Q

New and changing information is accounted for through the element of data ______

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Data Update

30
Q

Is concerned with the processes of data transfer and data distribution

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Data Retrieval

31
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Has to do with how users interpret the information produced by the system

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Data Presentation

32
Q

Function: Client Data

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Client Billing Data
Client Clinical Data
Other Client data

33
Q

Function: Scheduling

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Linking Schedule to Billing

34
Q

Function: Authorization Tracking

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Authorized and Use of Authorized Units

35
Q

Function: Billing

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Complaint Electronic Claim

36
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Function: Reporting

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Basic Reports
Report Writer

37
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Function: Medical Record

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Assessment
Treatment Plan
Progress/Encounter Notes

38
Q

Function: Compliance

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Expired Treatment Plan
Service on Treatment Plan
Progress Note Present

39
Q

Function: Financial

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General Ledger
Payroll
Accounts Payable
Financial Reporting

40
Q

The data collecter and users of the HMIS need to have confidence, motivation, and competence to perform HMIS tasks in order to improve the Routine Health Information System Process (RHIS)

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Behavioral Determinants

41
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Health Workers and data collecters work in an organization’s environment which have value, norms, culture, and practice

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Organizational Determinants

42
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Technical factors involve the overall design used in the collection of the information

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Technical Determinants

43
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(PRISM)

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Performance of Routine Information System Management

44
Q

This conceptual framework broadens the analysis of routine health information systems

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PRISM

45
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knowledege, skills, attitudes, values, and motivation of the people who collect and use data

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Behavioral Determinants

46
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data collection processes, systems, forms, and methods

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Technical Determinants

47
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information culture, structure, resources, roles, and responsibilities of the health system and key contributors at each level

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Organizational Determinants

48
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This framework identifies the strengths and weaknesses in certain areas, as well as correlations among areas

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PRISM Conceptual Framework

49
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Defines the various components of the routine health information

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PRISM Framework