History Flashcards

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an electronic record of health. related information on an individual that can be created, gathered, managed, and consulted

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electronic health/medical record

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2
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an electronic record of health. related information on an individual that can be _, _, _, and _

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created, gathered, managed, and consulted

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3
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in usa, only _ % have an extensive, fully functional ehr

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4

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4
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in usa, only _ % have an extensive basic system

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13

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5
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barriers to adoption of ehr

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high capital cost and insufficient ROI, underestimating organizational capabilities, and failure to redesign clinical process

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acc to the institute of medicine, what are the key functions that emr should support

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physician access to patient information, access to new and past test results, computerized decision-support system, secure electronic communication among providers and patients, patient access to health records

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7
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applied computer science concerned with the processing of information such as nursing information

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NI

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8
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most powerful technological tool to transform the nursing profession prior to the new century

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computer

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9
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uses of computer in nursing

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manage information, monitor quality of care, evaluate outcomes of care

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10
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four major nursing areas

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nursing Practice, Education, Research, Administration

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11
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3 standard initiatives

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nursing practice, nursing data, and health care data standards

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12
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time period: questions about why computers

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1960s

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13
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time period: intorduction of crt terminals, online data communication, and real-time processing

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cathode ray tube; 1960s

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14
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time period: nurses recognized the computer’s potential for improving the documentation, quality if patient care, and repetitive aspects

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1970s

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15
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time period: _ provide statistical info; _ provide financial info

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1970s; MIS; home health agencies

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16
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time period: discharge planning systems developed

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1980s

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17
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time period: microcomputers emerged

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1980s

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18
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time period: many mainframe HIS emerged

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1980s

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19
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time period: local area network, wide area network, information superhighway, mainstream social milieu, e-mail, file transfer protocol

20
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what did ANA publish in 1998

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standards of clinical nursing practice

21
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nursing practice standards have also been set by

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joint commission on accreditation of hospital organization (JCAHO)

22
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private org instituted to coordinate standard efforts in usa

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american national standards institute (ANSI)

23
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HISB

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health care informatics standards board

24
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an accredited committee that develops standards for health information

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ASTM E-31 american society for testing and materials

25
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a specialty that integrates nursing science, computer science, and information science

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nursing informatics

26
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brach of science that deals with the principles and applications of nursing

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nursing science

27
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forms the theoretical framework of nursing

28
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described the four main concepts of nursing

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fawcett metaparadigm

29
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four main concepts of nursing

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person health environment nursing

30
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significant because of its focus on the spiritual dimension of human beings

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human caring theory

31
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focuses on the development and testing of software

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computer science

32
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science and practice dealing with the effective collection storage retrieval an use of information

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information science

33
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facilitate integration of data

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nursing informatics

34
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designed to support clinical practice

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clinical info system

35
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time period: used punch cards to store data and card readers

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prior to 1960s

36
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time period: introduction of crt

37
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clinical information systems became individualized in the

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electronic patient record

38
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patient specific systems considered for the lifelong longitudinal record or the

39
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new requirement for ehr

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nursing data standards

40
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critical to review the standards organizations that have emerged

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health care data standards organizations

41
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ASTM

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american society for testing and materials

42
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accredited committee that develops standards for health information systems designed to assist vendors and users.

43
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ANSI

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american national standards institute

44
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private org that coordinates voluntary standards efforts

45
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JCAHO

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joint commission on accreditation of hospitals organization

46
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org that stresses the need for adequate recordd on patients in hospitaks and practice standards for the documentation of care.

47
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ENIAC

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electronic numerical integrator and computer