n554 exam 2 LATEST
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
•1973-1977: first large-scale inter-agency uses of telemedicine was the Space Technology
Applied to Rural Papago Advanced Health Care (STARPAHC). Project considered unsuccessful
because the model of health care delivery was not widely adopted at this time in history.
•Positive: it demonstrated that telemedicine can deliver "feasibility of remote
consultation,...clinical effectiveness...and education"
COVID lead to a __ in use of telehealth - CORRECT ANSWER-rise
rise of telemedicine in role of fighting the virus
who utilizes telehealth - CORRECT ANSWER-•Physicians and Specialists
•Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants
•Nurse Midwives
•Clinical Psychologists
•Licensed Clinical Social Workers
•Registered Dieticians
•Nutritional Specialist
•Registered Nurses
,where can telehealth occur - CORRECT ANSWER-•Offices
•Schools
•Emergency Departments
•Home Care Agencies
•Senior Centers
•Patient's Home
state level Medicaid covered telehealth - covered originating sites - CORRECT ANSWER-
•Licensed health facilities in Articles 28 (hospitals) and 40 (hospice);
•A facility as defined in Section 1.03, subdivision six of the Mental Hygiene Law;
•Certified and non-certified day and residential programs funded or operated by the office for
people with developmental disabilities.
•Private physician's or dentist's offices located in New York;
•Public, private and charter elementary and secondary schools, school age childcare programs
and child day care centers within the state of New York;
•Adult care facility licensed under title two of article seven of the social services law;
•Public, private and charter elementary and secondary schools, school age child care programs
and child day care centers;
•The patient's place of residence located within the state of New York or other temporary
location located within or outside the state of New York.
Telehealth has been successful in improving various indicators of health and wellness -
CORRECT ANSWER-•Reduced hospitalizations, readmissions and emergency department visits
•Lowered hospital length of stay
•Improved quality of life, patient control, and patient satisfaction
•Improved patient sense of empowerment and self-management
•Improved functional status
,•Cost savings
•Greater connection and access to care geographically
•Decreased depression
Organizational MUSTS for your Telehealth Visit - CORRECT ANSWER-•Is it an appropriate visit
for telehealth? Confirm reason for visit.
•Equipment works for both provider and patient. Is there a secure platform and connection? No
recording.
•You have obtained consent for visit and for anyone else present at the visit.
•Confirm the patient's identity. Identify all who are present and confirm their respective roles.
•Obtain physical location (address) of patient and an emergency contact (name and phone).
Assess patient's environment for safety.
•Obtain pharmacy information and any other provider involved in patient's care.
•Describe to patient information for format and timeframe of visit
Telehealth Etiquette - CORRECT ANSWER-•Eye contact
•Professional attire
•Well lit, reduce background noise, professional looking background
•If using peripheral tools for examination, provide clear directions to patient, family, or other
provider.
•Provide needed specific health information (verbally and written)
•Establish follow-up needs.
additional documentation for telehealth - CORRECT ANSWER-•Confirm security of equipment
and connection.
•Document patient participation and consent.
•Confirm patient's chief complaint suitable for telehealth.
•Confirm identity, age, gender, and source of information (no real names).
, •Identify names and roles of all participants with patient consent for their presence.
•Patient's physical location (address) and emergency contact (name and phone), pharmacy and
other provider.
•Confirm safety of patient's environment.
•Document the format of the patient education that you provided (written via email, text, FAX)
•(Use correct CPT and billing codes)
telehealth - CORRECT ANSWER-HRSA defines telehealth as the use of electronic information
and telecommunications technologies to support and promote long-distance clinical health
care, patient and professional health-related education, public health and health
administration. Technologies include videoconferencing, the internet, store-and-forward
imaging, streaming media, and terrestrial and wireless communications.
In short, it is the use of technology to support health of individuals and communities in just
about any setting, real or virtual, synchronous or asynchronously.
Tele(medicine) defined by the World Health Organization - CORRECT ANSWER-The delivery of
health care services, where distance is a critical factor, by all health care professionals using
information and communication technologies for the exchange of valid information for
diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease and injuries, research and evaluation, and for
the continuing education of health care providers, all in the interests of advancing the health of
individuals and their communities
mHealth or mobile health - CORRECT ANSWER-medical and public health practice supported by
mobile devices, such as mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, personal digital assistants
(PDAs), and other wireless devices
mHealth in telehealth that is mobile and wireless. Most health care providers use mHealth to
some extent for self-care, education/information resources to support clinical practice, or to
connect with clients at a distance
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
•1973-1977: first large-scale inter-agency uses of telemedicine was the Space Technology
Applied to Rural Papago Advanced Health Care (STARPAHC). Project considered unsuccessful
because the model of health care delivery was not widely adopted at this time in history.
•Positive: it demonstrated that telemedicine can deliver "feasibility of remote
consultation,...clinical effectiveness...and education"
COVID lead to a __ in use of telehealth - CORRECT ANSWER-rise
rise of telemedicine in role of fighting the virus
who utilizes telehealth - CORRECT ANSWER-•Physicians and Specialists
•Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants
•Nurse Midwives
•Clinical Psychologists
•Licensed Clinical Social Workers
•Registered Dieticians
•Nutritional Specialist
•Registered Nurses
,where can telehealth occur - CORRECT ANSWER-•Offices
•Schools
•Emergency Departments
•Home Care Agencies
•Senior Centers
•Patient's Home
state level Medicaid covered telehealth - covered originating sites - CORRECT ANSWER-
•Licensed health facilities in Articles 28 (hospitals) and 40 (hospice);
•A facility as defined in Section 1.03, subdivision six of the Mental Hygiene Law;
•Certified and non-certified day and residential programs funded or operated by the office for
people with developmental disabilities.
•Private physician's or dentist's offices located in New York;
•Public, private and charter elementary and secondary schools, school age childcare programs
and child day care centers within the state of New York;
•Adult care facility licensed under title two of article seven of the social services law;
•Public, private and charter elementary and secondary schools, school age child care programs
and child day care centers;
•The patient's place of residence located within the state of New York or other temporary
location located within or outside the state of New York.
Telehealth has been successful in improving various indicators of health and wellness -
CORRECT ANSWER-•Reduced hospitalizations, readmissions and emergency department visits
•Lowered hospital length of stay
•Improved quality of life, patient control, and patient satisfaction
•Improved patient sense of empowerment and self-management
•Improved functional status
,•Cost savings
•Greater connection and access to care geographically
•Decreased depression
Organizational MUSTS for your Telehealth Visit - CORRECT ANSWER-•Is it an appropriate visit
for telehealth? Confirm reason for visit.
•Equipment works for both provider and patient. Is there a secure platform and connection? No
recording.
•You have obtained consent for visit and for anyone else present at the visit.
•Confirm the patient's identity. Identify all who are present and confirm their respective roles.
•Obtain physical location (address) of patient and an emergency contact (name and phone).
Assess patient's environment for safety.
•Obtain pharmacy information and any other provider involved in patient's care.
•Describe to patient information for format and timeframe of visit
Telehealth Etiquette - CORRECT ANSWER-•Eye contact
•Professional attire
•Well lit, reduce background noise, professional looking background
•If using peripheral tools for examination, provide clear directions to patient, family, or other
provider.
•Provide needed specific health information (verbally and written)
•Establish follow-up needs.
additional documentation for telehealth - CORRECT ANSWER-•Confirm security of equipment
and connection.
•Document patient participation and consent.
•Confirm patient's chief complaint suitable for telehealth.
•Confirm identity, age, gender, and source of information (no real names).
, •Identify names and roles of all participants with patient consent for their presence.
•Patient's physical location (address) and emergency contact (name and phone), pharmacy and
other provider.
•Confirm safety of patient's environment.
•Document the format of the patient education that you provided (written via email, text, FAX)
•(Use correct CPT and billing codes)
telehealth - CORRECT ANSWER-HRSA defines telehealth as the use of electronic information
and telecommunications technologies to support and promote long-distance clinical health
care, patient and professional health-related education, public health and health
administration. Technologies include videoconferencing, the internet, store-and-forward
imaging, streaming media, and terrestrial and wireless communications.
In short, it is the use of technology to support health of individuals and communities in just
about any setting, real or virtual, synchronous or asynchronously.
Tele(medicine) defined by the World Health Organization - CORRECT ANSWER-The delivery of
health care services, where distance is a critical factor, by all health care professionals using
information and communication technologies for the exchange of valid information for
diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease and injuries, research and evaluation, and for
the continuing education of health care providers, all in the interests of advancing the health of
individuals and their communities
mHealth or mobile health - CORRECT ANSWER-medical and public health practice supported by
mobile devices, such as mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, personal digital assistants
(PDAs), and other wireless devices
mHealth in telehealth that is mobile and wireless. Most health care providers use mHealth to
some extent for self-care, education/information resources to support clinical practice, or to
connect with clients at a distance
