EHR Go Assignment: Understanding HIE and CCR Data
Question 1 2 pts
1. The Central Clinic utilizes a Directed Exchange model of health information exchange with
the Lakeview Pharmacy.
What does this mean?
Hint: review the Glossary section above.
Directed exchange gives health care providers the ability to electronically send and receive
secure information – such as such as laboratory orders and results, patient referrals, or
discharge summaries – to other health care providers involved in a patient’s care over the
Internet via encrypted, secure, and reliable messaging, similar to an e-mail.
Question 2 2 pts
2. Which of the following statements about the Continuity of Care Record (CCR) is true?
Group of answer choices
a. The CCR was developed as a longitudinal health history for the patient.
b. The CCR is a type of personal health record (PHR) created and maintained by the patient for
continuity of care.
c. The CCR helps practitioners determine what information is most relevant in the health of the
patient at a moment in time.
d. The CCR should not be used for transitions of care.
Question 3 2 pts
3. Is the following statement True or False?
The CCR helps solve the problem of health information exchange and health information
portability.
Group of answer choices
True
False
Question 4 2 pts
4. CCR identifier or header: Does the EHR contain this data when on the Patient Profile tab of
the Pharmacy section?
Answer Yes {if all information is present) or No (if information is missing or not all
information is present).
Provide rationale for your answer.
No. The CCR header consists of clinician information, date, and purpose of document creation,
but the purpose for creating the document is missing when on the Patient Profile tab of the
Pharmacy Section.
, Question 5 2 pts
5. Patient identifying information: Does the EHR contain this data when on the Patient Profile
tab of the Pharmacy section?
Answer Yes {if all information is present) or No (if information is missing or not all
information is present).
Provide rationale for your answer.
No, the data required for the patient identification section is to identify the referred
patient from admission through discharge as well as any special directives and any additional
contacts. The advanced directive is present, but the patient name is de-identified when on the
Patient Profile tab of the Pharmacy Section.
After submission, the answer given stated the patient’s name, DOB, and MR# are present in the
EHR. Fine, but the instructions were “when on the Patient Profile tab of the Pharmacy Section”
and they are not present there. I only found the MR# in the alert message.
Question 6 2 pts
6. Basic financial/insurance data: Does the EHR contain this data when on the Patient Profile
tab of the Pharmacy section?
Answer Yes {if all information is present) or No (if information is missing or not all
information is present).
Provide rationale for your answer.
No, no insurance data is present when on the Patient Profile tab of the Pharmacy Section.
Question 7 2 pts
7. Advance directives: Does the EHR contain this data when on the Patient Profile of the
Pharmacy section?
Answer Yes {if all information is present) or No (if information is missing or not all
information is present).
Provide rationale for your answer.
Yes, the advance directives information is available both in the header and in the Alerts section
when on the Patient Profile tab of the Pharmacy Section.
Question 8 2 pts
Patient health status:
The following instructions will apply to Questions 8 thru 15:
Does the EHR contain the following data elements when on the Patient Profile tab of the
Pharmacy section?
Question 1 2 pts
1. The Central Clinic utilizes a Directed Exchange model of health information exchange with
the Lakeview Pharmacy.
What does this mean?
Hint: review the Glossary section above.
Directed exchange gives health care providers the ability to electronically send and receive
secure information – such as such as laboratory orders and results, patient referrals, or
discharge summaries – to other health care providers involved in a patient’s care over the
Internet via encrypted, secure, and reliable messaging, similar to an e-mail.
Question 2 2 pts
2. Which of the following statements about the Continuity of Care Record (CCR) is true?
Group of answer choices
a. The CCR was developed as a longitudinal health history for the patient.
b. The CCR is a type of personal health record (PHR) created and maintained by the patient for
continuity of care.
c. The CCR helps practitioners determine what information is most relevant in the health of the
patient at a moment in time.
d. The CCR should not be used for transitions of care.
Question 3 2 pts
3. Is the following statement True or False?
The CCR helps solve the problem of health information exchange and health information
portability.
Group of answer choices
True
False
Question 4 2 pts
4. CCR identifier or header: Does the EHR contain this data when on the Patient Profile tab of
the Pharmacy section?
Answer Yes {if all information is present) or No (if information is missing or not all
information is present).
Provide rationale for your answer.
No. The CCR header consists of clinician information, date, and purpose of document creation,
but the purpose for creating the document is missing when on the Patient Profile tab of the
Pharmacy Section.
, Question 5 2 pts
5. Patient identifying information: Does the EHR contain this data when on the Patient Profile
tab of the Pharmacy section?
Answer Yes {if all information is present) or No (if information is missing or not all
information is present).
Provide rationale for your answer.
No, the data required for the patient identification section is to identify the referred
patient from admission through discharge as well as any special directives and any additional
contacts. The advanced directive is present, but the patient name is de-identified when on the
Patient Profile tab of the Pharmacy Section.
After submission, the answer given stated the patient’s name, DOB, and MR# are present in the
EHR. Fine, but the instructions were “when on the Patient Profile tab of the Pharmacy Section”
and they are not present there. I only found the MR# in the alert message.
Question 6 2 pts
6. Basic financial/insurance data: Does the EHR contain this data when on the Patient Profile
tab of the Pharmacy section?
Answer Yes {if all information is present) or No (if information is missing or not all
information is present).
Provide rationale for your answer.
No, no insurance data is present when on the Patient Profile tab of the Pharmacy Section.
Question 7 2 pts
7. Advance directives: Does the EHR contain this data when on the Patient Profile of the
Pharmacy section?
Answer Yes {if all information is present) or No (if information is missing or not all
information is present).
Provide rationale for your answer.
Yes, the advance directives information is available both in the header and in the Alerts section
when on the Patient Profile tab of the Pharmacy Section.
Question 8 2 pts
Patient health status:
The following instructions will apply to Questions 8 thru 15:
Does the EHR contain the following data elements when on the Patient Profile tab of the
Pharmacy section?
