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Health Informatics: An Interprofessional Approach
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Lynda R. Hardy
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3rd Edition
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,Table of Contents
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ChapterA01AAnAIntroductionAtoAHealthAInformatics 1
ChapterA02ATheoreticalAFrameworks 4
ChapterA03AHealthASystemsAandAInformationAFlow 8
ChapterA04AInformatics-RelatedAStandardsAandAStandardASetting 11
ChapterA05AEvaluationAofAHealthAInformationASystems—Purposes,ATheories,AandAMethods 14
ChapterA06ATechnicalAInfrastructure 17
ChapterA07ATheAElectronicAHealthARecordAandAPrecisionACare 20
ChapterA08AAdministrativeAApplicationsAinAHealthcare 24
ChapterA09ACommunityAHealthASystems 27
ChapterA10APublicAHealthAInformatics 31
ChapterA11AEvidence-BasedAInformatics 34
ChapterA12AClinicalADecisionASupport 38
ChapterA13ATheAEvolvingAePatient 42
ChapterA14ADigitalAHealth-ManagingAHealthAandAWellness 45
ChapterA15APersonalAHealthARecords 48
ChapterA16ASocialAMediaAToolsAforAHealthAInformatics 52
ChapterA17AProjectAManagementAPrinciples 56
ChapterA18AStrategicAPlanningAandAInformationASystemASelection 60
ChapterA19AContractANegotiationsAandASoftwareALicensing 63
ChapterA20AImplementingAandAUpgradingAanAInformationASystem 66
ChapterA21ADowntimeAandADisasterARecoveryAforAHealthAInformationASystems 70
ChapterA22AImprovingAtheAUserAExperienceAforAHealthAInformationATechnology 73
ChapterA23ADataAScienceAandAAnalyticsAinAHealthcare 77
ChapterA24ASafetyAandAQualityAInitiativesAinAHealthAInformatics 80
ChapterA25AInformaticsAinAtheACurriculum 84
ChapterA26ADistanceAEducation—AANewAFrontier 87
ChapterA27ALegalAIssues,AFederalARegulations,AandAAccreditation 91
ChapterA28APrivacyAandASecurity 94
ChapterA29AMACRAAandAInteroperability 97
ChapterA30AHealthAPolicyAandAHealthAInformatics 100
ChapterA31AHealthAInformationATechnologyAGovernance 103
ChapterA32AGlobalAHealthAInformatics 107
ChapterA33AInformaticsAandAtheAFutureAofAHealthcare 110
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AHealthAInformatics:AAnAInterprofessionalAApproach,A3rdAEditionA(Hardy,A2024)
Chapter 01: An Introduction to Health Informatics
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Hardy: Health Informatics: An Interprofessional Approach, 3rd Edition
A A A A A A A
MULTIPLEACHOICE
1. Dr.AJames,AinAstudyingApatientAsafetyAinAU.S.Ahospitals,AfoundAthatAtheAnumberAofApreventab
leAadverseAeventsAleadingAtoAseriousAharmAfellAinAtheAapproximateArangeAofA to
casesAperAyear.
a. 4.4Amillion;A8.8Amillion
b. 440,000;A880,000
c. 1Amillion;A5Amillion
d. 40,000;A100,000
ANS: B
Dr.AJamesAfoundAsomeA440,000AcasesAofAlethalAharmAeachAyearAandAestimatedAthatAtheAinciden
ceAofAseriousA(butAnotAlethal)AharmAwasA10AtoA20AtimesAthatAfigure.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:AAnalyze
2. HealthAinformaticsAisAbothAaA asAwellAasAa(n)A .
a. discipline;AfieldAofAstudy
b. profession;Apractice
c. fieldAofAstudy;Aart
d. profession;Adiscipline
ANS: D
HealthAinformaticsAisAaAdiscipline,AorAfieldAofAstudy,AinAtheAsameAsenseAthatA"medicine,"A"soci
ology,"AandA"pharmacy"AareAfieldsAofAstudy.AItAisAalsoAaAprofession,ApracticedAbyAthousandsAofA
informaticiansAinAaAnumberAofAvariedArolesAwithinAtheAhealthcareAindustry.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:ARemember
3. WhatAisAtheAmainAideaAofAtheAsubsectionAtitledA"WhyAInformaticsAIsANeededAinAHealthcare:A
AnAExample"?
a. AnAinteroperableAhealthcareAsystemAthatAprovidesAclear,AconciseApatientAdataAandAi
nformationAamongAinstitutionsAisAlackingAinAmanyAfacilities,AandAitsApresenceAwoul
dAgreatlyAfacilitateAthingsAsuchAasApatientAtransfers.
b. TheAqualityAofAdischargeAcommunicationAduringAtransfersAofAgeriatricApatientsAfro
mAhospitalAtoAnursingAhomeAisAgenerallyAhigh.
c. SkilledAnursingAfacilitiesAaren'tAtrainedAenoughAtoAidentifyAtheAinformationAtheyAnee
dAtoAfacilitateAaAhigh-qualityAtransitionAofAaApatientAintoAtheirAfacility.
d. HealthcareAinformaticiansAaloneAareAresponsibleAforAbuildingAinteroperableAsystem
sAthatAwillAfacilitateAcommunicationAbetweenAandAamongAhealthcareAfacilities.
ANS: A
ThisAsubsectionAtakesAtheAspecificAcaseAofAtheAtransferAofAgeriatricApatientsAfromAaAhospitalAs
ettingAtoAaAlong-
termAskilledAnursingAfacilityA(SNF)AandAusesAitAtoAillustrateAtheAgreatAneedAforAanAinteroperabl
eAhealthcareAsystemAthatAallowsApatientAdataAtoAbeAtransferredAquickly,Aclearly,AandAconcisely
AamongAfacilities.
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4. TheA isAoneAofAtheAoldest-andAstillAwidelyAused-
methodsAforAbuildingAandAimplementingAsoftwareAapplicationsAinAITAarena.
a. TUG
b. clinicalAdecisionAsupportAsystem
c. HIPAA
d. SLC
ANS: D
ThoughAit'sAbeenAthroughAaAnumberAofAiterationsAandAadjustments,AtheAsoftwareAdevelopmentA
lifeAcycleAremainsAtheAtestedAandAtried-and-
trueAmethodAforAstudying,Abuilding,Aimplementing,AandAmaintainingAaAhealthAinformationAsyst
em.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:ARemember
5. InformaticsAallowsAcliniciansAtoAseeArealAtimeAdataAandAallowsAuserAtoA
for
ApublicAhealthAapproachesAtoAcareAinAhealthcare.
a. Meaning
b. Manage
c. Materialize
d. Mapping
ANS: B
WithAcontinuingAprogressionAinAtheAuseAofAtechnologyAandAhealthcare,AcliniciansAcanApredictA
andAimprovementAhealthcareAoutcomes.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:AUnderstand
6. HealthAinformaticiansAmustAbeAableAtoAconceptualAorganizeAaAvarietyAofA
to
AbetterAunderstandAdataAanalysis.
a. Components
b. Concepts
c. Ideas
d. Algorithms
ANS: A
InformaticiansAutilizeAhealthcareAknowledge,Avisualization,AandAoutcomeApredictionAtoAaccessA
rawAinformationAandAturnAitAintoAmeaningfulAuseAdata.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:AUnderstand
7. AchievableAcompetenciesAdevelopedAbyAtheAIOMAthatAshouldAbeAachievedAbyAcliniciansAt
oAdeliverApatient-centeredAcareAinclude:
a. Collaboration,AreductionAofAerrors,ApatientAcentered,AdataAcollection
b. Independent,Aevidence-
basedApractice,AreductionAofAhospitalAreadmissions,AuseAofAinformatics
c. Collaboration,Aevidence-basedApractice,AqualityAimprovement,AuseAofAinformatics
d. Collaboration,AindividualApractice,AqualityAimprovement,AuseAofAInformatics
ANS: C
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Health Informatics: An Interprofessional Approach
A A A A
Lynda R. Hardy
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3rd Edition
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PlusBay.Plus
,Table of Contents
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ChapterA01AAnAIntroductionAtoAHealthAInformatics 1
ChapterA02ATheoreticalAFrameworks 4
ChapterA03AHealthASystemsAandAInformationAFlow 8
ChapterA04AInformatics-RelatedAStandardsAandAStandardASetting 11
ChapterA05AEvaluationAofAHealthAInformationASystems—Purposes,ATheories,AandAMethods 14
ChapterA06ATechnicalAInfrastructure 17
ChapterA07ATheAElectronicAHealthARecordAandAPrecisionACare 20
ChapterA08AAdministrativeAApplicationsAinAHealthcare 24
ChapterA09ACommunityAHealthASystems 27
ChapterA10APublicAHealthAInformatics 31
ChapterA11AEvidence-BasedAInformatics 34
ChapterA12AClinicalADecisionASupport 38
ChapterA13ATheAEvolvingAePatient 42
ChapterA14ADigitalAHealth-ManagingAHealthAandAWellness 45
ChapterA15APersonalAHealthARecords 48
ChapterA16ASocialAMediaAToolsAforAHealthAInformatics 52
ChapterA17AProjectAManagementAPrinciples 56
ChapterA18AStrategicAPlanningAandAInformationASystemASelection 60
ChapterA19AContractANegotiationsAandASoftwareALicensing 63
ChapterA20AImplementingAandAUpgradingAanAInformationASystem 66
ChapterA21ADowntimeAandADisasterARecoveryAforAHealthAInformationASystems 70
ChapterA22AImprovingAtheAUserAExperienceAforAHealthAInformationATechnology 73
ChapterA23ADataAScienceAandAAnalyticsAinAHealthcare 77
ChapterA24ASafetyAandAQualityAInitiativesAinAHealthAInformatics 80
ChapterA25AInformaticsAinAtheACurriculum 84
ChapterA26ADistanceAEducation—AANewAFrontier 87
ChapterA27ALegalAIssues,AFederalARegulations,AandAAccreditation 91
ChapterA28APrivacyAandASecurity 94
ChapterA29AMACRAAandAInteroperability 97
ChapterA30AHealthAPolicyAandAHealthAInformatics 100
ChapterA31AHealthAInformationATechnologyAGovernance 103
ChapterA32AGlobalAHealthAInformatics 107
ChapterA33AInformaticsAandAtheAFutureAofAHealthcare 110
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AHealthAInformatics:AAnAInterprofessionalAApproach,A3rdAEditionA(Hardy,A2024)
Chapter 01: An Introduction to Health Informatics
A A A A A A
Hardy: Health Informatics: An Interprofessional Approach, 3rd Edition
A A A A A A A
MULTIPLEACHOICE
1. Dr.AJames,AinAstudyingApatientAsafetyAinAU.S.Ahospitals,AfoundAthatAtheAnumberAofApreventab
leAadverseAeventsAleadingAtoAseriousAharmAfellAinAtheAapproximateArangeAofA to
casesAperAyear.
a. 4.4Amillion;A8.8Amillion
b. 440,000;A880,000
c. 1Amillion;A5Amillion
d. 40,000;A100,000
ANS: B
Dr.AJamesAfoundAsomeA440,000AcasesAofAlethalAharmAeachAyearAandAestimatedAthatAtheAinciden
ceAofAseriousA(butAnotAlethal)AharmAwasA10AtoA20AtimesAthatAfigure.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:AAnalyze
2. HealthAinformaticsAisAbothAaA asAwellAasAa(n)A .
a. discipline;AfieldAofAstudy
b. profession;Apractice
c. fieldAofAstudy;Aart
d. profession;Adiscipline
ANS: D
HealthAinformaticsAisAaAdiscipline,AorAfieldAofAstudy,AinAtheAsameAsenseAthatA"medicine,"A"soci
ology,"AandA"pharmacy"AareAfieldsAofAstudy.AItAisAalsoAaAprofession,ApracticedAbyAthousandsAofA
informaticiansAinAaAnumberAofAvariedArolesAwithinAtheAhealthcareAindustry.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:ARemember
3. WhatAisAtheAmainAideaAofAtheAsubsectionAtitledA"WhyAInformaticsAIsANeededAinAHealthcare:A
AnAExample"?
a. AnAinteroperableAhealthcareAsystemAthatAprovidesAclear,AconciseApatientAdataAandAi
nformationAamongAinstitutionsAisAlackingAinAmanyAfacilities,AandAitsApresenceAwoul
dAgreatlyAfacilitateAthingsAsuchAasApatientAtransfers.
b. TheAqualityAofAdischargeAcommunicationAduringAtransfersAofAgeriatricApatientsAfro
mAhospitalAtoAnursingAhomeAisAgenerallyAhigh.
c. SkilledAnursingAfacilitiesAaren'tAtrainedAenoughAtoAidentifyAtheAinformationAtheyAnee
dAtoAfacilitateAaAhigh-qualityAtransitionAofAaApatientAintoAtheirAfacility.
d. HealthcareAinformaticiansAaloneAareAresponsibleAforAbuildingAinteroperableAsystem
sAthatAwillAfacilitateAcommunicationAbetweenAandAamongAhealthcareAfacilities.
ANS: A
ThisAsubsectionAtakesAtheAspecificAcaseAofAtheAtransferAofAgeriatricApatientsAfromAaAhospitalAs
ettingAtoAaAlong-
termAskilledAnursingAfacilityA(SNF)AandAusesAitAtoAillustrateAtheAgreatAneedAforAanAinteroperabl
eAhealthcareAsystemAthatAallowsApatientAdataAtoAbeAtransferredAquickly,Aclearly,AandAconcisely
AamongAfacilities.
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AHealthAInformatics:AAnAInterprofessionalAApproach,A3rdAEditionA(Hardy,A2024)
DIF: CognitiveALevel:AAnalyze
4. TheA isAoneAofAtheAoldest-andAstillAwidelyAused-
methodsAforAbuildingAandAimplementingAsoftwareAapplicationsAinAITAarena.
a. TUG
b. clinicalAdecisionAsupportAsystem
c. HIPAA
d. SLC
ANS: D
ThoughAit'sAbeenAthroughAaAnumberAofAiterationsAandAadjustments,AtheAsoftwareAdevelopmentA
lifeAcycleAremainsAtheAtestedAandAtried-and-
trueAmethodAforAstudying,Abuilding,Aimplementing,AandAmaintainingAaAhealthAinformationAsyst
em.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:ARemember
5. InformaticsAallowsAcliniciansAtoAseeArealAtimeAdataAandAallowsAuserAtoA
for
ApublicAhealthAapproachesAtoAcareAinAhealthcare.
a. Meaning
b. Manage
c. Materialize
d. Mapping
ANS: B
WithAcontinuingAprogressionAinAtheAuseAofAtechnologyAandAhealthcare,AcliniciansAcanApredictA
andAimprovementAhealthcareAoutcomes.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:AUnderstand
6. HealthAinformaticiansAmustAbeAableAtoAconceptualAorganizeAaAvarietyAofA
to
AbetterAunderstandAdataAanalysis.
a. Components
b. Concepts
c. Ideas
d. Algorithms
ANS: A
InformaticiansAutilizeAhealthcareAknowledge,Avisualization,AandAoutcomeApredictionAtoAaccessA
rawAinformationAandAturnAitAintoAmeaningfulAuseAdata.
DIF: CognitiveALevel:AUnderstand
7. AchievableAcompetenciesAdevelopedAbyAtheAIOMAthatAshouldAbeAachievedAbyAcliniciansAt
oAdeliverApatient-centeredAcareAinclude:
a. Collaboration,AreductionAofAerrors,ApatientAcentered,AdataAcollection
b. Independent,Aevidence-
basedApractice,AreductionAofAhospitalAreadmissions,AuseAofAinformatics
c. Collaboration,Aevidence-basedApractice,AqualityAimprovement,AuseAofAinformatics
d. Collaboration,AindividualApractice,AqualityAimprovement,AuseAofAInformatics
ANS: C
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