Quiz 4 INFORMATICS Flashcards

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What is analytics?

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A) The extensive use of data, statistical, and quantitative analysis, explanatory and predictive models and fact based management to drive decisions and actions.
B) The systematic use of data and related business insights developed through applied analytical disciplines to drive fact-based decision making for planning, management, measurement and learning.

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What is one of the promises of the growing clinical data in EHR systems?

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The secondary use of the data for other purposes, like quality improvements and clinical research.

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What are the different types of analytics?

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  1. Descriptive - the standard types of reporting that describe current situations and problems.
  2. Predictive - simulation and modeling techniques that identify trends and portend outcomes of actions taken.
  3. Prescriptive - optimizing clinical, financial and other outcomes
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Machine learning

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the area of computer science that aims to build systems and algorithms that learn from data

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Data mining vs text mining

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Data - the processing and modeling of large amounts of data to discover previously unknown patterns or relationships

Text - sub-area, applies data mining techniques to mostly unstructured textual data.

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Provence

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where the data originated and how trustworthy it is for large scale processing and analysis

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Business intelligence

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process and technologies used to obtain timely valuable insight into business and clinical data

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Learning health systems

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where data can be used for continuous learning to allow the healthcare system to better carry out disease surveillance and response, targeting of healthcare services, improving decision- making, managing misinformation, reducing harm, avoiding costly errors, and advancing clinical research

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What are the attributes of big data

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  1. Volume - ever increasing amounts
  2. Velocity - quickly generated.
  3. Variety - many different types
  4. Veracity - from trustable sources.
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Clinical data takes a variety of forms such as…

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Structured - images, lab results etc.
Unstructured - textual notes, reports, clinical narratives etc.

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petabyte

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is equal to 1024 terabytes

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Accountable care organizations

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Provide incentives to deliver high-quality care in cost efficient ways that will require a robust IT architecture, HIE plus analytics
ACOs = HIE+ Analytics.

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Clinical decision support

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provides, clinicians, staff, patients or other individuals with knowledge and person-specific information, intelligently filtered or presented at appropriate times, to enhance health and healthcare.

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clinical decision support systems

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technology that supports CDS

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CDS include

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diagnostic help, cost reminders, calculators, etc.

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The five rights of CDS

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Right Information (what) based on the highest level of evidence possible and adequately referenced.

Right Person (who) - the person who is making the clinical decision.

Right Format (how) - should the info appear as part of…?

Right Channel (where) - should information be available as…?

Right Time (when) - new information, particularly in the format of an alert should appear early in the order entry process.

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CDS benefits and goals

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  • Improvement of patient safety and care.
  • Reduction in cost.
  • Dissemination of expert knowledge.
  • Management of complex clinical issues.
  • Monitoring clinical details.
  • Improvement of population health.
  • Management of administrative complexity.
  • Support clinical research.
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