Lesson 9: Health Information Systems

Question 1

It is fundamentally a computer system that could manage all the information to permit health care providers to do their jobs efficiently.

Answer 1

Health Information Systems

Question 2

An effective HIS additionally provides benefits, including;

Answer 2

Enhanced facst integrity
Reduced transcription errors
Reduced duplication of facts entries
Optimized report turnaround time

Question 3

What are the different departments for HIS?

Answer 3

Nursing Information Systems (NIS)
Physician Information Systems (PIS)
Radiology Information Systems (RIS)
Pharmacy Information Systems

Question 4

These computer based information systems are designed to assist nurses offer enhanced patient care.

Answer 4

NIS

Question 5

Aim to enhance the practice of physicians especially those who are encouraged by the government for deployment

Answer 5

Physician Information Systems (PIS)

Question 6

These systems are also popular for their capability to provide radiology billing services, appointment scheduling, as well as reporting and patient database storage.

Answer 6

RIS

Question 7

These are designed to cope with the demands of a pharmacy department.

Answer 7

Pharmacy Information Systems

Question 8

Factors in selecting a hospital information system

Answer 8

Total cost of package
Web-based system
Implementation and support

Question 9

What are the HIS providers in the Philippines?

Answer 9

BIZBOX (SQL Server)
KCCI MEDSYS (Visual MEDSYS, MEDSCHO)
COMLOGIK
IQVIA

Question 10

A useful resource meant to offer the customer or end user with information and guide associated with a company’s or institutions product services

Answer 10

Help desk

Question 11

Managers and employees can access work schedules from everywhere and effectively.

Answer 11

Scheduling

Question 12

Form that needs to be filled up whenever a patient visits a hospital or clinic to avail of medical treatment.

Answer 12

Patient registration

Question 13

Referred as the patient admission form, which collects facts about the patient’s name, age, marital status, gender, medical history, previous consultation, and varying essential data.

Answer 13

Patient registration

Question 14

The patient leaves the health facility and either returns home or is transferred to some other facility including one for rehabilitation or to a nursing home.

Answer 14

Discharge

Question 15

A service that considers the patient’s needs after the hospital stay and may involve numerous exceptional services, which include visiting nursing care, physical therapy and home blood collection.

Answer 15

Discharge planning

Question 16

means the movement (along with the discharge) of an individual outside a hospital’s premises at the instruction of any person employed.

Answer 16

Transfer

Question 17

It does not encompass the movement of an individual whose;

Answer 17

Has been declared lifeless
Leaves the facilities without the permission of any such authorized person

Question 18

It itemizes all of a purchaser’s invoices and payments and maintains a rolling balance of how much they owe.

Answer 18

Billing statements

Question 19

The process of managing contract creation, execution, and analysis to maximize operational and financial performance at an organization, all while reducing financial risk

Answer 19

Contract management

Question 20

The outstanding invoices a company has or the money the company is owed from its client (Investopedia (2017)

Answer 20

Accounts receivable

Question 21

It is a duty entry for the goods, which have been imported from an international carrier and sent for use in the commercial market directly.

Answer 21

Consumption entry

Question 22

When goods are transited to a third country

Answer 22

Transportation entry

Question 23

When goods are stored in a bonded warehouse before making their way to the market.

Answer 23

Warehouse entry

Question 24

When goods are stored in a place licensed by the department of commerce of that country

Answer 24

Foreign trade zone entry

Question 25

A clinical report arranged by a health practitioner or a different health expert at the conclusion of a hospital stay or series of treatments.

Answer 25

Discharge summary

Question 26

It outlines the patient’s main complaint, the diagnostic findings, the treatment administered and the patient’s response to it, and guidelines on discharge.

Answer 26

Discharge summary

Question 27

It must possess common elements as required by federal legislation or by company policies.

Answer 27

Laboratory Reporting