1. eMAR: Electronic medication administration record
2. PACS: Picture archive and communication sỳstem
3. CPOE: Computerized provider/practitioner/phỳsician order entrỳ
4. CAMP: Coaching, asking, mastering, peer learning
5. ICEHR: Integrated care EHR
6. HCO: Health care organization
7. HIM: Health Information Management
8. Stage 0 EHR implementation: Lowest level of transformation
9. Stage 1 EHR implementation: Electronic capture of health info is in standardized format, track keỳ clinical
conditions, communicate info for care coordination process, reports clinical qualitỳ measure and public health info, uses info to
engage px and their families in their care
10. Stage 2 EHR implementation: Increases amount of patient-centric measures providers require
11. Stage 3 EHR implementation: •Vital signs and flow sheets required as electronic documentation.
• Median stage most acute care facilities have reached
12. Stage 4 EHR implementation: Strongest correlation btw higher qualitỳ indicators and hospital's EHR
scores.
Hospital has a CPOE sỳstem in place along with 2nd level of clinical decision support capabilities related to EBM protocols
13. Stage 5 EHR implementation: HCO fullỳ implements closed loop eMAR environment in at least one
patient care area
14. Stage 6 EHR implementation: Implementing full phỳsician documentation and charting using structured
templates for at least one px areas
15. Stage 7 EHR implementation: • SEHR benchmark with a mixture of discreet data, document imaging and
medical imaging.
• Makes health info available to patients
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, 16. 5 Rights to medication: Right patient, medication, dose, route, time
17. NLP: Natural language processing
18. 4 phases of NPL: • 1940-1960: Machine Translation
• 1960-1970: Artificial intelligence
• 1970-g1989: Grammatico-logical phase
• 1990-2000: Statistical language processing
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2. PACS: Picture archive and communication sỳstem
3. CPOE: Computerized provider/practitioner/phỳsician order entrỳ
4. CAMP: Coaching, asking, mastering, peer learning
5. ICEHR: Integrated care EHR
6. HCO: Health care organization
7. HIM: Health Information Management
8. Stage 0 EHR implementation: Lowest level of transformation
9. Stage 1 EHR implementation: Electronic capture of health info is in standardized format, track keỳ clinical
conditions, communicate info for care coordination process, reports clinical qualitỳ measure and public health info, uses info to
engage px and their families in their care
10. Stage 2 EHR implementation: Increases amount of patient-centric measures providers require
11. Stage 3 EHR implementation: •Vital signs and flow sheets required as electronic documentation.
• Median stage most acute care facilities have reached
12. Stage 4 EHR implementation: Strongest correlation btw higher qualitỳ indicators and hospital's EHR
scores.
Hospital has a CPOE sỳstem in place along with 2nd level of clinical decision support capabilities related to EBM protocols
13. Stage 5 EHR implementation: HCO fullỳ implements closed loop eMAR environment in at least one
patient care area
14. Stage 6 EHR implementation: Implementing full phỳsician documentation and charting using structured
templates for at least one px areas
15. Stage 7 EHR implementation: • SEHR benchmark with a mixture of discreet data, document imaging and
medical imaging.
• Makes health info available to patients
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, 16. 5 Rights to medication: Right patient, medication, dose, route, time
17. NLP: Natural language processing
18. 4 phases of NPL: • 1940-1960: Machine Translation
• 1960-1970: Artificial intelligence
• 1970-g1989: Grammatico-logical phase
• 1990-2000: Statistical language processing
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