The Shift to Electronic Documentation - Documenting and Reporting Flashcards

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To enhance communication among health care providers and thus patient safety, Canadian Health Infoway had a mandate to partner with jurisdictions for the development and implementation of an ___ health ___ (EHR) to support effective health care delivery for Canadians.

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electronic / record

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EHR

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Electronic health record

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Digital version of patient data that is found in traditional paper records.

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Electronic health record (EHR)

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Used increasingly to refer to a longitudinal (lifetime) record of all health care encounters for an individual patient.

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Electronic health record (EHR)

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The legal record that describes a single encounter or visit created in hospitals and outpatient health care settings that is the source of data for the EHR.

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EMR

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EMR

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Electronic medical records

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Provide a longitudinal or lifetime patient record by linking all patient data from previous health care encounters.

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Electronic health record (EHR)

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  • Include a problem list indicating current clinical problems for each health care encounter, the number of occurrences associated with all past and current problems, and the current status of each problem
  • Require the use of accepted, standardized measures to evaluate and record health status and functional levels
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Electronic health record (EHR)

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  • Provide a method for documenting the clinical reasoning or rationale for diagnoses and conclusions that allows clinical decision making to be tracked by all providers who access the record
  • Support confidentiality, privacy, and audit trails
  • Provide continuous access to authorized users at any time
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Electronic health records (EHR)

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  • Allow multiple health care providers access to customized views of patient data at the same time
  • Support links to local or remote information resources such as databases using the Internet or intranet resources based within an organization
  • Support the use of decision analysis tools
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Electronic health record (EHR)

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  • Support direct entry of patient data by physicians
  • Include mechanisms for measuring the cost and quality of care
  • Support existing and evolving clinical needs by being flexible and expandable
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Electronic health record (EHR)

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The promise of the ___ is twofold: (1) making a positive impact on the quality of patient care through interprofessional collaboration with improved data availability and information synthesis, and (2) improving patient safety through the use of clinical decision support.

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Electronic health record (EHR

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Provides access to a patient’s health record information at the time and place that clinicians need it.

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Electronic health record (EHR)

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A unique feature of an ___ is its ability to integrate all patient information into one record, regardless of the number of times a patient enters a health care system.

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electronic health record (EHR)

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An ___ also includes results of diagnostic studies that may include diagnostic images (e.g., X-ray film or ultrasound images).

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electronic health record (EHR)

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