UF HSA 3111 FINAL REVIEW
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE 2026
FULL QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◍ It was not until the 1990s that commercially produced EHR systems were
mass marketed and sold to healthcare institutions in high volume. (T/F).
Answer: True
◍ "Meaningful use" of electronic health records is best described as:physicians
and hospital managers passing federal examinations on electronic health
record creation and applications.physicians and other providers making
electronic health records accessible to patients.Criteria defined by the Office
of the National Coordinator in collaboration with the Centers for Medicare
and Medicaid services that require meeting time-limited objectives in order
to qualify for incentive payments under the HITECH Act.efficient
applications of electronic health records under internal criteria established
within physician practices and hospitals..
Answer: Criteria defined by the Office of the National Coordinator in
collaboration with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services that
require meeting time-limited objectives in order to quality for incentive
payments under the HITECH Act.
◍ Which of the following describes a historical barrier to broad
implementation of HIT?The concern of cost and no viable business plan for
implementationThe inefficiency of workflow, impedance to competition,
and value difficult to measureNo optimizing of the process at the point of
care, and providers feel less confident that new workflow procedures are
efficientThe gap between those who bear the costs of the technology and
, those who receive its benefits.
Answer: The gap between those who bear the costs of the technology and
those who receive its benefits
◍ Which of the following is not one of the three essential components of a
successful HIT implementation?technologyProcessOrganization's policies
and proceduresCulture.
Answer: Organizations policies and procedures
◍ The World Health Organization describes quality as:.
Answer: the degree to which health services for individuals and populations
increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes.
◍ Information blocking is:.
Answer: a conscious effort on the part of some EHR vendors to make their
EHR systems difficult to interface with other vendor's EHR systems, and
thus require their customers to buy more of their software.
◍ The percentage of office-based physicians with any EHR/EMR systems in
the United States as of 2017 illustrates the current state of adoption for the
outpatient setting. This report indicated that all states, except New York and
the District of Columbia, have some level of EHR adoption. (T/F).
Answer: True
◍ All of the following describe a personal health record (PHR) except:an
electronic health record created and maintained by the patient.requires the
patient to enter all of the health information into a system they can give their
physicians access to.Is usually provided for free as part of electronic health
information (EHR) systems.designed to help patients ensure that all of their
health information is available for their health care, across multiple
healthcare systems and institutions..
Answer: Is usually provided for free as part of electronic health information
(EHR) systems.
◍ The federated model of health information exchange architecture is best
described as a model in which:data resides only within each institution's
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE 2026
FULL QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◍ It was not until the 1990s that commercially produced EHR systems were
mass marketed and sold to healthcare institutions in high volume. (T/F).
Answer: True
◍ "Meaningful use" of electronic health records is best described as:physicians
and hospital managers passing federal examinations on electronic health
record creation and applications.physicians and other providers making
electronic health records accessible to patients.Criteria defined by the Office
of the National Coordinator in collaboration with the Centers for Medicare
and Medicaid services that require meeting time-limited objectives in order
to qualify for incentive payments under the HITECH Act.efficient
applications of electronic health records under internal criteria established
within physician practices and hospitals..
Answer: Criteria defined by the Office of the National Coordinator in
collaboration with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services that
require meeting time-limited objectives in order to quality for incentive
payments under the HITECH Act.
◍ Which of the following describes a historical barrier to broad
implementation of HIT?The concern of cost and no viable business plan for
implementationThe inefficiency of workflow, impedance to competition,
and value difficult to measureNo optimizing of the process at the point of
care, and providers feel less confident that new workflow procedures are
efficientThe gap between those who bear the costs of the technology and
, those who receive its benefits.
Answer: The gap between those who bear the costs of the technology and
those who receive its benefits
◍ Which of the following is not one of the three essential components of a
successful HIT implementation?technologyProcessOrganization's policies
and proceduresCulture.
Answer: Organizations policies and procedures
◍ The World Health Organization describes quality as:.
Answer: the degree to which health services for individuals and populations
increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes.
◍ Information blocking is:.
Answer: a conscious effort on the part of some EHR vendors to make their
EHR systems difficult to interface with other vendor's EHR systems, and
thus require their customers to buy more of their software.
◍ The percentage of office-based physicians with any EHR/EMR systems in
the United States as of 2017 illustrates the current state of adoption for the
outpatient setting. This report indicated that all states, except New York and
the District of Columbia, have some level of EHR adoption. (T/F).
Answer: True
◍ All of the following describe a personal health record (PHR) except:an
electronic health record created and maintained by the patient.requires the
patient to enter all of the health information into a system they can give their
physicians access to.Is usually provided for free as part of electronic health
information (EHR) systems.designed to help patients ensure that all of their
health information is available for their health care, across multiple
healthcare systems and institutions..
Answer: Is usually provided for free as part of electronic health information
(EHR) systems.
◍ The federated model of health information exchange architecture is best
described as a model in which:data resides only within each institution's
