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Define healthcare data

Correct Answer: any data relating to the health of an individual patient or collective population




Describe the purpose of healthcare data related to nursing

Correct Answer: The information given can create a thorough plan that helps patient outcomes,
decrease cost and develop a better plan of care




What are three examples of ways healthcare data has influenced the patient care

Provided by nurses

1.) Notice trends in V/S, collaborate & treat accordingly



2.) Help predict analytics, ID patients at risk for certain disease processes



3.) Evaluate EBP protocols




Define data framework

Correct Answer: Data information, knowledge wisdom(DIKW) framework refers to the way data
becomes a product that can be used to positively affect patient care

,What are the components of the DIKW framework

Correct Answer: Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom




How does each component depend on the previous component: D to I to K to W

Data describes the patients disease state, health environment,



Correct Answer: information is data with meaning, knowledge is information that is processed
and organized so that it relates and inter-actions are identified, wisdom is the application of
knowledge to solve problems




Define Informatics

Correct Answer: the science and art of turning data into information




What fields does health informatics include

Bioinformatics, clinical research

Informatics, public health informatics




Define foundational skills

Correct Answer: the min req/skills needed for an information driven culture



Define Informatics Culture

,Correct Answer: A broad term related to the application of new information technology that
impact human culture

Define ethical use of data and information using the AHIMA Code of Ethics

Correct Answer: Consistent with professional standards of practice and essential to safe
efficient

Healthcare delivery.




What is the nurse's primary role in the ethical use of data and information?

Correct Answer: Maintaining privacy r/t PHI from public or individuals not providing direct
patient care.




Define learning healthcare system

Correct Answer: health system in which internal data and experience systematically integrated
with external evidence, and knowledge is put into practice




What is essential to a learning healthcare system?

Correct Answer: strong leadership, effective use of data in the clinical setting, and both a
culture and workforce committed to continuous learning and improvement.




Define knowledge worker

Correct Answer: Previous knowledge and experience are applied to take action or intervene in
some way

What changes in the healthcare system increased the demand for knowledgenworkers?

Correct Answer: Demands for safe accessible quality care

, Define standardized languages and terminologies

Correct Answer: Structured and controlled languages developed according to terminology
development guidelines and approved by an authoritative body.



Ensures that a concept had the same meaning in all settings




What are the benefits of the use of data standardization

Facilitate collecting

Sorting retrieval selection and aggregation of data




What are the consequences if data standardization is not used?

A lack of data

Standardization jeopardizes opportunities for learning because important data may

Not be available for analysis




Define Evidence-based practice

Correct Answer: Using current best evidence for patient care decisions in order to improve
patient outcomes




How can you identify reliable sources of data?

Correct Answer: If information has .gov, .edu, or .org

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