U4: Data Management System Flashcards
raw health care facts
a. healthcare information
b. healthcare data
healthcare data
processed health data
a. healthcare information
b. healthcare data
healthcare information
facts concerning people, objects, vents or other entities
a. record
b. field
c. file
d. data
data
store data
a. databases
b. entity
c. record
d. file
databases
data presented in a form suitable for interpretation
a. data
b. information
c. knowledge
information
insights into appropriate actions based on interpreted data
a. data
b. information
c. knowledge
knowledge
components of data management
a. information flow
b. data collection and management
c. patient privacy and confidentiality
d. computer skills
all
the process of storing, protecting, and analyzing data pulled from diverse sources
a. health information system
b. information technology
c. healthcare data management
healthcare data management
managing the wealth of available healthcare data allows health systems to create holistic views of patients, personalize treatments, improve communication, and enhance health outcomes.
a. health information system
b. information technology
c. healthcare data management
healthcare data management
Enumerate the types:
“big data” in healthcare (4V’s)
- volume
- velocity
- variety
- veracity
Odd one out:
healthcare data management
- create 360-degree views of consumers
- enhance patient engagement
- organizes personal information
- improve population health outcomes
- make informed insights
- understand physician activity
organizes personal information
any object about which an organization chooses to collect data
a. field
b. character
c. entity
d. record
e. database
entity
smallest piece of data
a. field
b. character
c. entity
d. record
e. database
character
one piece of information about an entity
a. field
b. character
c. entity
d. record
e. database
field
fields related to the same entity
a. field
b. character
c. entity
d. record
e. database
record
collection of related records
a. field
b. character
c. entity
d. record
e. file
file
collection of files that are kept together
a. field
b. character
c. entity
d. record
e. database
database
a program used to build databases, populate them with data, and manipulate the data
a. minimum data set
b. outcome for assessment information set
c. database management system (DBMS)
database management system (DBMS)
messages sent to the database to access data
a. data
b. entity
c. queries
d. character
queries
Odd one out:
purposes of queries
a. display results
b. manipulate data
c. sort the order of the records
d. make reports
make reports
DBMSs are usually bundled with report generation module which can facilitate queries and produce predesigned _______
a. data
b. entity
c. character
d. reports
reports
use of databases may arise _________ and privacy issues
a. confidentiality
b. security
security
T/F:
The solutions for security include the following:
1. provide restricted access
2. require login before accessing database
3. limit access to certain fields depending on type of user
true
a large database that supports management decision-making
a. database
b. data mining
c. data warehouse
data warehouse
contains data, or summaries of data, from millions of transactions over many years and/ or from national or global transactions
a. database
b. data mining
c. data warehouse
data warehouse
a magnification or expansion of the amount, types, and level of detail of data that is collected and stored
a. database
b. data mining
c. big data
d. online analytical processing
“big data”
involves high volumes of data compiled from traditional, ordinary business activities, as well as newer, nontraditional sources such as social media
a. database
b. data mining
c. big data
d. online analytical processing
“big data”
Choose 2:
outcomes of data warehousing
a. data mining
b. database
c. data mining software
d. online analytical processing
- data mining
- online analytical processing
the process of selecting, exploring, and modeling large amounts of data to discover previously unknown relationships that can support decision-making
a. data mining
b. database
c. data mining software
d. online analytical processing
data mining
searches through large amounts of data for meaningful patterns of information
a. data mining
b. database
c. data mining software
d. online analytical processing
data-mining software
applications that respond to commands by compassing by composing tables to analyze different dimensions of multidimensional data
a. data mining
b. database
c. data mining software
d. online analytical processing
online analytical processing
Odd one out:
1. administrative data
2. patient medical records
3. patient surveys
4. comments from individual patients
5. standardized clinical data
6. resource data
resource data
Odd one out:
types of administrative data
- financial data
- patient’s personal data
- logistic data
- quality assessment
patient’s personal data
Identify the type of administrative data:
primary public and private insurance claims;
managed care plans, hospital discharge datasets, and revenue cycle management organizations
a. financial data
b. logistic data
c. quality assessment
financial data
Identify:
department that releases financial data
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
Identify the type of administrative data:
care-team composition and staffing metrics;
resource utilization
a. financial data
b. logistic data
c. quality assessment
logistical data
Identify the type of administrative data:
performance analyses of service providers
patient satisfaction surveys
hospital quality measures
a. financial data
b. logistic data
c. quality assessment
quality assessments
Odd one out:
advantages of administrative data
a. available electronically
b. less expensive than obtaining medical record data
c. available for an entire population
d. fairly uniform coding systems
e. timeliness
timeliness
Odd one out:
challenges of administrative data
a. electronic availability
b. limited clinical information
c. questionable accuracy
d. completeness
e. timeliness
electronic availability
Identify the term:
a patient’s medical history and care that increases accessibility and improves ease and cost
a. administrative data
b. patient medical records
c. patient surveys
d. comments from individual patients
e. standardized clinical data
patient medical records
Odd one out:
advantages of patient medical records
a. rich in clinical detail
b. cost and complexity
c. viewed by providers as credible
cost and complexity
Odd one out:
challenges of patient medical records
a. cost, complexity, time in compiling data
b. trained staff must manually abstract information
c. rich in clinical detail
rich in clinical detail