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Review the de-identified patient under 2: Launch EHR to answer the questions below. For each numbered element listed below, additional information about that element may be included for reference. *Indicate the de-identified patient’s relevant information regarding the given element or, when provided with multiple options, choose the best option for the de identified patient based on the information in the patient’s EHR. Elements that are not applicable to the patient will be listed with an N/A. Person/Enrollment Data: The elements described in this section refer to information collected on enrollment or at an initial visit to a health care provider or institution. It is anticipated that these elements will be collected on a one-time basis or updated on an annual basis. Except for the personal/unique identifier, they do not need to be collected at each encounter. *The following information can be found on the Registration section under the Account tab. Data Element: Personal/Unique Identifier - The unique name or numeric identifier that will set apart information for an individual person for research and administrative purposes. In the General Hospital, this is the MR# for the patient. 1. What is the Personal/Unique Identifier for this patient? MR1071 Data Element: Date of Birth - Year, month and day - As recommended by the UHDDS and the Uniform Ambulatory Care Data Set (UACDS). It is recommended that the year of birth be recorded in four digits to make the data element more reliable for the increasing number of persons of 100 years and older. It will also serve as a quality check as the date of birth approaches the new century mark. 2. What is the Date of Birth for this patient? 01/01/1971 Data Element: Gender - As recommended by the UHDDS and the UACDS. 3. Choose the correct Gender option for this patient: a. Male b. Female c. Unknown/not stated Data Element: Race and Ethnicity - The collection of race and ethnicity have been recommended by the UHDDS and the UACDS, and these elements have a required definition for Federal data collection in Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Directive 15. The definition has been expanded slightly from the OMB requirement: 4. Race/Ethnicity – Choose the correct option for this patient: a. White or Caucasian b. Black or African American c. Hispanic d. Asian e. American Indian f. Other (specify) g. Unknown/not stated

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EHR GO Knowledge Activity: UHDDS and the HER Questions
And Answers Rated A+ New Update Assured Satisfaction



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Review the de-identified patient under 2: Launch EHR to answer the
questions below.
For each numbered element listed below, additional information about
that element may be included for reference. *Indicate the de-identified
patient’s relevant information regarding the given element or, when
provided with multiple options, choose the best option for the de-
identified patient based on the information in the patient’s EHR.
Elements that are not applicable to the patient will be listed with an
N/A.


Person/Enrollment Data:
The elements described in this section refer to information collected on
enrollment or at an initial visit to a health care provider or institution. It is
anticipated that these elements will be collected on a one-time basis or
updated on an annual basis. Except for the personal/unique identifier,
they do not need to be collected at each encounter.
*The following information can be found on the Registration section under
the Account tab.
Data Element: Personal/Unique Identifier - The unique name or numeric
identifier that will set apart information for an individual person for
research and administrative purposes. In the General Hospital, this is the
MR# for the patient.
1. What is the Personal/Unique Identifier for
this patient? MR1071
Data Element: Date of Birth - Year, month and day - As recommended by
the UHDDS and the Uniform Ambulatory Care Data Set (UACDS). It is
recommended that the year of birth be recorded in four digits to make the
data element more reliable for the increasing number of persons of 100
years and older. It will also serve as a quality check as the date of birth
approaches the new century mark.

, 2. What is the Date of Birth for this
patient? 01/01/1971
Data Element: Gender - As recommended by the UHDDS and the UACDS.
3. Choose the correct Gender option for this patient:
a. Male
b. Female

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