Nursing and Health Information Agencies Flashcards

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Recognized as an umbrella term that covers an array of information and communications technology applications such as telehealth, health informatics, electronic health records etc.

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eHealth

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Assists health care professionals in establishing electronic health records.

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eHealth

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responsible for delivering a comprehensive, patient-focused secure and private electronic health record (EHR) system by building new IT systems and connecting existing ones that allow clinicians to get accurate patient information quickly and efficiently.

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eHealth Ontario

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Actively engages new information technology (IT) to improve both quality and access to health care for the people of Ontario.

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eHealth Ontario

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Enables doctors and clinicians to talk to one another and share patient information electronically.

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eHealth Ontario

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E lectronic health records (EHRs) for their patients that contain all their medical information, including X-rays, test results, ultrasounds and other important data.

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eHealth

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Health care providers can quickly access and share diagnostic tests patient allergies and medications using this.

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eHealth

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EHR

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Electronic health record

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Developed by eHealth Ontario, the ___ is the framework for building interoperable electronic health care records for Ontarians.

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Ontario’s eHealth blueprint

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It defines the business, information, and systems components that enable the provincial EHR.

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Ontario’s eHealth blueprint

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Compliant with rigorous privacy and security requirements as required by law.

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Ontario’s eHealth blueprint

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Due to ___, patient data will no longer be trapped within individual systems.

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Ontario’s eHealth bueprint

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Canadas System for ePrescriptions

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Prescribe IT

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Safety, access and improved care for patients in Canada Ontario produced by eHealth Ontario (2020) to examine the purpose of EHRs in managing a patient’s medications:

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Prescribe IT

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Helps make medication dispensing safer, more efficient, and more practical.

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Prescribe IT

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A national e-prescription service.

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Prescribe IT

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Even helps eliminate forged prescriptions because pharmacists know that the prescriptions are originating from a doctor’s office.

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Prescribe IT

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Decreases medication errors at fatalities.

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Prescribe IT

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The process of generating, authorizing and transmitting prescriptions from doctors and other prescribers to pharmacists and other dispensers. It eliminates hand-written prescriptions by physicians and facilitates the electronic delivery of prescriptions to pharmacies.

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ePrescribing

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An integral part of eHealth Ontario’s Medication Management strategy. It supports patient safety and reduces fraud and medication errors through the elimination of paper prescriptions and improved access to prescription and dispensing information. ePrescribing will also support reductions in adverse drug events and unnecessary hospitalization.

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ePrescribing

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The secure electronic transmission of a prescription from a prescriber to a patient/s pharmacy.

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ePrescribing

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Reduces medication errors, wait times, and fraud.

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ePrescribing

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Enhances safety and medication cost management.

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ePrescribing

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ePrescribing will improve ___ of care and health outcomes.

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continuity

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Canada Infoway is developing a secure, patient-directed electronic end-to-end e-prescribing solution called ___ (Canada’s electronic prescription service).

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Prescribe IT

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A secure, web-based portal that provides authorized physicians and clinicians with real-time access to their patients’ electronic medical information from all acute care hospitals, LHIN Home & Community Care Services, and regional cancer programs in southwest Ontario (and various provincial data repositories).

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Clinical Connect

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Offers 24/7 access to patient’s essential health information, reduces duplication of tests and procedures, saves time, discomfort and cost; improves coordination of care between healthcare providers, and improves patient safety and quality of their care.

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Clinical Connect

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It is accessible on desktop & mobile devices, can be launched from various health information systems, supports provincial Single Sign On standard, settings can be
customized by users, and all accesses to data are subject to audit.

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Clinical Connect

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Data from provincial repositories is viewable in ___ by users at authorized Participant Organization

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Clinical Connect

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Encompasses:

 Allergies: allergy information; allergies are also flagged in the Patient Header
 Blood Bank: results that can be filtered by test or product
 Cardiology: cardiology-related reports and images (from HHS & London & Area hospitals; other SW Ontario
hospitals’ cardiology-related data is currently available in Transcription and/or Radiology modules)
 Health Records: scanned historical health records from Hamilton Health Sciences and Niagara Health
 Home & Community Care: data from CHRIS, including Coordinated Care Plans, notes, client demographics,
personal & medical contacts, service list, placement list, characteristics, LTCH choices & bookings, community
support and other resources, diagnoses, primary care group, risks, safety issues, allergies
 Lab/Microbiology/Pathology & Genetics Modules:
 Hospital and Ontario Laboratories Information System (OLIS) lab reports
 Lab Module features graphing & trending capabilities; expanded or list views; results can be filtered by
Hematology, Coagulation and Chemistry
 Microbiology Module includes Virology results (Hepatitis, Rubella, CMV & all needle stick Serology tests)
 Pharmacy:
 Hospital Meds: in-patient hospital pharmacy orders for selected visits/encounters
 Home Meds Drugs & Services: meds/pharmacy services from Digital Health Drug Repository (DHDR), including data from Narcotics Monitoring System (NMS). Provides Drug Utilization Review (DUR) Alerts.
 Primary Care: sub-set of data from EMRs of four Primary Care offices (as part of Proof of Concept project), integrated via Primary Care Clinical Data Repository
 Radiology:
 Radiology reports and images from hospitals and select Independent Health Facilities, including from Diagnostic Imaging Common Service
 Transcription: typically includes discharge summaries, consultation reports, OR and progress notes from hospitals, including from Acute & Community Clinical Data Repository

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Clinical Connect

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Encompasses:

 Census Lists: speed patient searches, available by inpatient/outpatient locations (Station/Ward/ED)
 New Results: flag new and abnormal results from the last 24, 48 or 72 hours
 Patient Dashboard: creates customized “landing page” according to most-used modules based on workflow
 Patient Search: conducted by HCN, Name, MRN with multiple sorting options available
 Patient Visits Timeline: provides interactive historical and future scheduled outpatient visits
 Worklist: available to all users to create their own patient lists to streamline accessing data

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Clinical Connect

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An independent not-for-profit corporation created in 2001, and funded by the Government of Canada (Health Canada).

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Canada Health Infoway (Infoway)

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Works with diverse communities to help develop and adopt information technology to improve health care in Canada. This is intended to improve access to health care services for Canadians, enhance their quality of care, and make the health care system more efficient.

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Canada Health Infoway (Infoway)

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Responsible for promoting the development and use of electronic health records (EHR) across Canada. Once implemented, these electronic health record technologies will provide health-care professionals with ready access to accurate and complete patient information to improve health care availability, quality and productivity. As well, these systems will eventually provide Canadians with access to their health information electronically to help them manage their own health.

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Canada Health Infoway (Infoway)

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Working with groups of experts, nurses, physicians and pharmacists ___ helps accelerate the development, adoption, and effective use of health technology across Canada.

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Infoway

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Specifically, ___ has created opportunities for nurses to be involved in the leadership and development of electronic health solutions for Canada.

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Infoway

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The priority of ___ is to improve patient care using new technologies.

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Infoway

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As Canadian healthcare is generally governed at the ___ level, Infoway is not able to enforce compliance and consistent use of EHR across each province when it relates to the Infoway pan-Canadian strategy to use electronic health records (EHR).

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Provincial

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___ also connects with clinical educators and students and invests in initiatives to enable them to embrace a culture of change and to transform how they educate/learn and provide care in a technology-enabled health care environment.

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Infoway

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___ and the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) have developed entry-to-practice competencies for nurses, ensuring that new graduates have the skills and resources to practice in a technology-rich environment.

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Infoway

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Works with governments, health care organizations, clinicians and patients to make health care more digital in order to facilitate faster, more seamless and secure information sharing.

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Infoway

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An independent, not-for-profit organization funded by the federal government.

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Infoway

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Works with their partners to make health care more digital by ensuring that everyone is able to access health information and services online.

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Infoway