HIS LEC-L9: Hospital Information System exam questions and answers verified A+
1. Hospital Information System (HIS): is a computer system structured to manage all the records of
health care providers to make available information and reports useful to health care personnel in doing their job more
eflciently.
2. TRUE: HIS was introduced in the 1960s and has evolved since then to cope with the changes and demands of the
modern times
3. TRUE: Back then, HIS were used mainly for billing and inventory.
4. TRUE: There are hospitals with as many as 200 disparate systems integrated in their HIS
5. TRUE: Advancements and developments will be rendered useless if the system is not user-friendly and training
is inadequate
6. - Enhanced integrity of facts
- Minimization of transcription errors and duplication of records
- Shorter turnaround time for reports: An ettective HIS additionally provides benefits including:
7. TRUE: HIS leverages a relatively optimized core library that guarantees the delivery of operational and adminis-
trative facts required by users.
8. TRUE: A centralized information system can be custom designed in line with the particular necessities of a medical
institution.
9. initial stages of scoping: A hospital should provide the requirements in detail to the HIS provider during
the
10. Nursing Information System (NIS): are developed to enhance patient care by providing nurses
with accurate information to assist them in performing their duties more eflciently.
11. - Handling of personnel schedules
- Accurate patient charting
- Better clinical data integration: Functions of Nursing Information Systems (NIS):
12. Agenda packages: help enhance the management of the workforce by helping managers handle over-
times and absences.
13. Agenda packages: It can also be used to obtain cost-ettective staflng and show staflng levels
14. Agenda packages: The nursing department can have a better-managed work force through
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15. Patient charting applications: allow better analysis of critical signs
16. Patient charting applications: Nurses could use it for admission information, care plan, and all
applicable nursing notes
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1. Hospital Information System (HIS): is a computer system structured to manage all the records of
health care providers to make available information and reports useful to health care personnel in doing their job more
eflciently.
2. TRUE: HIS was introduced in the 1960s and has evolved since then to cope with the changes and demands of the
modern times
3. TRUE: Back then, HIS were used mainly for billing and inventory.
4. TRUE: There are hospitals with as many as 200 disparate systems integrated in their HIS
5. TRUE: Advancements and developments will be rendered useless if the system is not user-friendly and training
is inadequate
6. - Enhanced integrity of facts
- Minimization of transcription errors and duplication of records
- Shorter turnaround time for reports: An ettective HIS additionally provides benefits including:
7. TRUE: HIS leverages a relatively optimized core library that guarantees the delivery of operational and adminis-
trative facts required by users.
8. TRUE: A centralized information system can be custom designed in line with the particular necessities of a medical
institution.
9. initial stages of scoping: A hospital should provide the requirements in detail to the HIS provider during
the
10. Nursing Information System (NIS): are developed to enhance patient care by providing nurses
with accurate information to assist them in performing their duties more eflciently.
11. - Handling of personnel schedules
- Accurate patient charting
- Better clinical data integration: Functions of Nursing Information Systems (NIS):
12. Agenda packages: help enhance the management of the workforce by helping managers handle over-
times and absences.
13. Agenda packages: It can also be used to obtain cost-ettective staflng and show staflng levels
14. Agenda packages: The nursing department can have a better-managed work force through
1/8
, .
15. Patient charting applications: allow better analysis of critical signs
16. Patient charting applications: Nurses could use it for admission information, care plan, and all
applicable nursing notes
2/8
