REGULATORY COMPLIANCE Flashcards

CHAPTER FOUR VOCABULARY

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additional documentation added to a health record that represents new data not included in the original documentation

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ADDENDUM

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documents that give patients the right to make decisions about their care and designate others to make decisions if they are incapacitated

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ADVANCED DIRECTIVES

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an addition to patient record documentation meant to clarify or further explain and existing record information

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AMENDMENT

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the national organization for medical records professionals

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(AHIMA) AMERICAN HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

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a computer software program that tracks users by login and documents where in an information system users go and which applications they access

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AUDIT TRAILS

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a legal term; harmful or offensive touching of another

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BATTERY

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a health care administrator charged with overseeing all compliance activities in the facility; often also serves as the privacy officer

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COMPLIANCE OFFICER

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8
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forms patients sign to give permission for treatment

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CONSENT FORMS

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9
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entries in patient health record that correct or change original data

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CORRECTIONS

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the stripping of any identifying pieces of data from health records so they may be used in research, education, or other public health activities

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DE-IDENTIFY

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removing data or information from the health record; this is not permitted

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DELETE

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12
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documentation added to the patient record after the care was provided

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LATE ENTRIES

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the HIPAA standard that requires covered entities to release only the minimum amount of patient health data to meet the need of the request

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MINIMUM NECESSARY STANDARD

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implemented by the Joint Commission in 2002, these goals focus on practices to safeguard patients in the health care delivery system; one example is the universal protocol, which requires a time out before any surgical procedure to verify if right patient, right side, right procedure, etc

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NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY GOALS

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a unique set of characters, letters, and numbers that is kept private and allows users with an appropriate login ID to access an information system

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PASSWORD

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16
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the legislation that gives patients the right to make decisions about their care and outcomes, including being left alone to die and not resuscitated if that is not their desire

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(PSDA) PATIENT SELF-DETERMINATION ACT

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HIPAA-required individual who is the point person for any privacy concerns or complaints; leads the facility in communicating privacy practices and reviewing existing practices for compliance with privacy requirements

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PRIVACY OFFICIAL

18
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duplication; generally refers to data

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REDUNDANCY