Professional Role ANCC Crash Course
highest to lowest levels of evidence - ANS -1. meta analysis/systematic reviews - gold standard
2. all the Cs: randomized control trials, quasi experimental design, cohort studies, case control
studies, cross sectional studies.
longitudinal and retrospective
3. editorials/opinions: no real research.
difference between randomized controlled trial and quasi experimental design - ANS -in
randomized controlled trials there is randomization and in quasi experimental design there is not
what is the health belief model - ANS -people will not change their health behaviors unless they
personally believe they are at risk and they want to avoid negative health consequences
the health belief model helps to not only __ but also __ health behaviors - ANS -explain and
predict
what parts of the health belief model predict health behavior - ANS -perceived risks
susceptibility, belief of consequence, risk severity, benefits to action, self efficacy and cues to
action
Credentialing is a process that you go through in order to be allowed to bill - ANS -medicare,
medicaid, etc
credentialing can be though of as a massive __ - ANS -verification process
two types of liability insurance - ANS -claims based and occurrence based
what Is claims based insurance - ANS -you have coverage while you're still employed, when
you leave that job you lose coverage
occurrence based insurance is not affected by - ANS -job changes or retirement
what is occurrence based insurance - ANS -as long as you had an active policy when you saw
that patient in the clinic you're covered
a patient is subpoenaing you for an appt from 6 months ago but you left that job what kind of
insurance would cover this claim - ANS -occurrence based
the stages of change model is a model we use to assess a patient's readiness to - ANS -make
a change
, components of stages of change model - ANS -pre contemplation
contemplation
preparation
action
maintenance
what stage of stages of change model: I'm ready to quit smoking and I've cut down to one pack
per day - ANS -preparation - they are taking the small steps needed to prepare for the action of
quitting altogether
what stage of stages of change model: I have no interest in quitting smoking because I've
always done it and nothing bad has happened to me - ANS -pre contemplation
family systems theory - ANS -a theory that views the family as a system of interacting parts
whose interactions exhibit consistent patterns and unstated rules. each member has a specific
role
3 steps of lewis change model - ANS -unfreeze, change, refreeze
lewis change model: unfreeze - ANS -before the change occurs and were figuring out how to
become motivated to change and are figuring out the details
lewis change model: change - ANS -where the change actually occurs
lewis change model: refreeze - ANS -what you're going to do to ensure that this change is
permanent and becomes a new habit
with the transitional care model you are doing what - ANS -transitioning their care
what is the goal of the transitional care model - ANS -prevent readmissions and exacerbations
what the diff between ICD-10 code and CPT code - ANS -ICD-10 code identifies the diagnosis
and tells the insurance what disease process or condition we are billing for
CPT code is for any procedure that were done during the visit. ex: diagnostics, labs, x rays,
surgical procedures
3 things that are needed when doing a note about a pt with ICD-10 or CPT codes - ANS
-history, physical exam, and a plan
the Swiss cheese model is all about - ANS -risk analysis and management
the Swiss cheese model is put to use when - ANS -an error happens and we go back after the
fact, notice where the error occurred, and how it reached the pt
highest to lowest levels of evidence - ANS -1. meta analysis/systematic reviews - gold standard
2. all the Cs: randomized control trials, quasi experimental design, cohort studies, case control
studies, cross sectional studies.
longitudinal and retrospective
3. editorials/opinions: no real research.
difference between randomized controlled trial and quasi experimental design - ANS -in
randomized controlled trials there is randomization and in quasi experimental design there is not
what is the health belief model - ANS -people will not change their health behaviors unless they
personally believe they are at risk and they want to avoid negative health consequences
the health belief model helps to not only __ but also __ health behaviors - ANS -explain and
predict
what parts of the health belief model predict health behavior - ANS -perceived risks
susceptibility, belief of consequence, risk severity, benefits to action, self efficacy and cues to
action
Credentialing is a process that you go through in order to be allowed to bill - ANS -medicare,
medicaid, etc
credentialing can be though of as a massive __ - ANS -verification process
two types of liability insurance - ANS -claims based and occurrence based
what Is claims based insurance - ANS -you have coverage while you're still employed, when
you leave that job you lose coverage
occurrence based insurance is not affected by - ANS -job changes or retirement
what is occurrence based insurance - ANS -as long as you had an active policy when you saw
that patient in the clinic you're covered
a patient is subpoenaing you for an appt from 6 months ago but you left that job what kind of
insurance would cover this claim - ANS -occurrence based
the stages of change model is a model we use to assess a patient's readiness to - ANS -make
a change
, components of stages of change model - ANS -pre contemplation
contemplation
preparation
action
maintenance
what stage of stages of change model: I'm ready to quit smoking and I've cut down to one pack
per day - ANS -preparation - they are taking the small steps needed to prepare for the action of
quitting altogether
what stage of stages of change model: I have no interest in quitting smoking because I've
always done it and nothing bad has happened to me - ANS -pre contemplation
family systems theory - ANS -a theory that views the family as a system of interacting parts
whose interactions exhibit consistent patterns and unstated rules. each member has a specific
role
3 steps of lewis change model - ANS -unfreeze, change, refreeze
lewis change model: unfreeze - ANS -before the change occurs and were figuring out how to
become motivated to change and are figuring out the details
lewis change model: change - ANS -where the change actually occurs
lewis change model: refreeze - ANS -what you're going to do to ensure that this change is
permanent and becomes a new habit
with the transitional care model you are doing what - ANS -transitioning their care
what is the goal of the transitional care model - ANS -prevent readmissions and exacerbations
what the diff between ICD-10 code and CPT code - ANS -ICD-10 code identifies the diagnosis
and tells the insurance what disease process or condition we are billing for
CPT code is for any procedure that were done during the visit. ex: diagnostics, labs, x rays,
surgical procedures
3 things that are needed when doing a note about a pt with ICD-10 or CPT codes - ANS
-history, physical exam, and a plan
the Swiss cheese model is all about - ANS -risk analysis and management
the Swiss cheese model is put to use when - ANS -an error happens and we go back after the
fact, notice where the error occurred, and how it reached the pt
