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Other Hospital Information System Flashcards

1
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Mainly focused on the storage and retrieval of cardiology-centric images.

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Cardiology Information System (CIS)

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True or False

The information used by cardiologists for the diagnosis and treatment of their patients varies from personal notes (history, physical examination), to signals (electrocardiograms), images (echocardiograms, angiograms, CT, MRI), and reports from investigations and from procedures.

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True

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True or False

Most CIS are limited in their storage capabilities and they include post-processing functions.

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False

DO NOT INCLUDE POST-PROCESSING FUNCTION

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Enumerate the three benefits and features of CIS.

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  1. Flexibility in the workflow
  2. Ease of access while maintaining data security
  3. Enhanced comparability
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Enumerate the four functionalities of CIS.

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  1. Editing, viewing, and storing multi-modal cardiology data
  2. Remote access
  3. EHR integration
  4. Visualization and reporting capabilities
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What are the advantages of using RIS?

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  • Better communication with referring doctors
  • Improved efficiency
  • Faster payment
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What are the 6 functions of an RIS, according to Rouse (2017)?

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  • Billing
  • Image tracking
  • Results reporting
  • Scheduling
  • Patient management
  • Patient tracking
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It is a networked software system for managing medical imagery and associated data.

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Radiology Information System (RIS)

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What is the RIS often used for tracking imaging orders and billing information?

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  • Picture Archiving Communication System (PACS)
  • Virtual Neutral Archives (VNA)
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10
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These RIS systems provide detailed financial record-keeping and process electronic payment and automated claims, these functions are becoming incorporated into medical organizations’ overall EHR systems.

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Billing

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A RIS can generate statistical reports for a single patient, group of patients, or particular procedures.

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Results reporting

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The RIS allows staff to make appointments for both inpatients and outpatients.

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Scheduling

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A RIS can track patient a patient’s entire workflow within the radiology department.

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Patient management

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Patient management refers to radiology providers that can add images and reports to EHR where they can be retrieved and viewed by?

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Authorized radiology staff

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These providers can track a patient’s entire radiology history from admission to discharge and coordinate the history with past, present, and future appointments.

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Patient tracking

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These providers use RIS to track individual films and their associated data.

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Image tracking

17
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It is a healthcare technology for short-term and long-term storage, retrieval, management, distribution, and presentation of images.

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Picture Archiving Communication System (PACS)

18
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It is medical imaging used by healthcare professionals that stores images in a standard format and interface, making medical imaging data accessible through different picture-archiving communication systems.

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Vendor Neutral Archiving (VNA)

19
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In what year did the cardiology information system (CIS) originate?

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1970s

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MCQ:

  • CIS consolidates multiple types of patient cardiology information.
  • Need to request different imaging results from different departments.

A. Ease of access while maintaining data security
B. Flexibility in the workflow
C. Enhanced comparability
D. NOTA

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A. Ease of access while maintaining data security

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MCQ:

  • CIS is essentially a repository of cardiology imagery results, retrieval of past data is effortless.
  • This comparability enables healthcare professionals to make more informed decisions for their patients’ treatment.

A. Ease of access while maintaining data security
B. Flexibility in the workflow
C. Enhanced comparability
D. NOTA

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C. Enhanced comparability

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MCQ:

  • Mobile technology allows cardiologists to asses a wide array of information without having to leave the patient’s bedside.

A. Ease of access while maintaining data security
B. Flexibility in the workflow
C. Enhanced comparability
D. NOTA

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B. Flexibility in the workflow

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MCQ:

  • One of the main benefits of a cardiology information system is the ease and consistency of reporting.

A. Editing, viewing, and storing multi-modal cardiology data
B. Remote access
C. Visualization and reporting capabilities
D. EHR integration

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C. Visualization and reporting capabilities

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MCQ:

  • CIS may be integrated with existing electronic health record systems.
  • It can enhance the quality of services offered by health professionals by offering a more comprehensive view of the patient care spectrum.

A. Editing, viewing, and storing multi-modal cardiology data
B. Remote access
C. Visualization and reporting capabilities
D. EHR integration

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D. EHR integration

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MCQ:

  • Computed Tomography (CT)
  • Cardiac Ultrasound (echocardiography)
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  • Nuclear Imaging (PET & SPECT)
  • Angiography

A. Editing, viewing, and storing multi-modal cardiology data
B. Remote access
C. Visualization and reporting capabilities
D. EHR integration

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A. Editing, viewing, and storing multi-modal cardiology data

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MCQ:

  • The use of networks and integrated information systems, coupled with the availability of the internet, tablets, and smartphones.
  • Offers flexibility to CIS

A. Editing, viewing, and storing multi-modal cardiology data
B. Remote access
C. Visualization and reporting capabilities
D. EHR integration

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B. Remote access

27
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MCQ:

  • It is much faster to find, input, and create reports from patient data when the records are computerized.

A. Better communication with referring doctors
B. Faster payment
C. Improved efficiency

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C. Improved efficiency

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MCQ:

  • RIS can integrate and access patient data easily and quickly.
  • Dramatically increases the likelihood they will refer more patients to you.

A. Better communication with referring doctors
B. Faster payment
C. Improved efficiency

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A. Better communication with referring doctors

29
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MCQ:

  • Electronic payments are capable of receiving means that you can get faster.

A. Better communication with referring doctors
B. Faster payment
C. Improved efficiency

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B. Faster payment

30
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What is the networked software system for managing medical imagery and associated data?

A. Hospital Information System
B. Laboratory Information System
C. Cardiology Information System
D. Radiology Information System

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D. Radiology Information System

31
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What is the function of RIS that allows staff to make appointments for both inpatients and outpatients?

A. Scheduling
B. Patient tracking
C. Image tracking
D. Patient management

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C. Image tracking

32
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What is the main focus on the storage and retrieval of cardiologic-centric images?

A. Hospital Information System
B. Laboratory Information System
C. Cardiology Information System
D. Radiology Information System

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C. Cardiology Information System

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Which is not among the benefits of using CIS?

A. Ease of access
B. Flexibility in the workflow
C. Enhance comparability
D. Lower cost

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D. Lower cost

34
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What is a healthcare technology for short-term and long-term storage, retrieval management, distribution, and presentation of images?

A. HIS
B. PACS
C. VNA
D. EHR

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B. PACS

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