Healthcare Systems Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
Three organizational elements essential for successful health
information systems implementation are: -
correct answer ✅Technology, policies & procedures, & culture
In its 2003 report, The Future of the Public's Health in the 21st
century, the National Academy of Sciences emphasized which of
the following as a requirement for an effective, national public
health system? -
correct answer ✅Collaborative efforts between individuals &
organizations in the public and private sectors
"Public Health" embodies many definitions, but is most broadly
defined as: -
correct answer ✅Efforts to cope with the health problems arising
from people living in groups
In the past ten years to the present, trends in federal, state, & local
public health funding may be best characterized as: -
correct answer ✅Generally declining in all areas of public health
endeavors
Overall success in meeting Healthy People 2010 goals for improved
health status of Americans is best described as -
, Healthcare Systems Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
correct answer ✅Disappointing, because health disparities had not
changed for 80% of health objectives and had increased for an
additional 13%
At the onset of the nurse practitioner movement, educational
requirements were often limited to relatively short certificate
programs. Today, it is generally accepted that nurse practitioners
should be registered nurses with: -
correct answer ✅A master's degree
States try to protect the public from incompetent care by licensing
certain health professions. Certification differs from licensing, in
that certification: -
correct answer ✅Only recognizes special education or training
"Meaningful use" of electronic health records is best described as: -
correct answer ✅Criteria that require meeting time-limited
objectives in order to qualify for incentive payments under the
HITECH Act
Most electronic health records (EHRs) are not designed to share
patient health information between systems and institutions. A
solution for overthrowing this limitation in current EHR design has
Answers (Grade A+)
Three organizational elements essential for successful health
information systems implementation are: -
correct answer ✅Technology, policies & procedures, & culture
In its 2003 report, The Future of the Public's Health in the 21st
century, the National Academy of Sciences emphasized which of
the following as a requirement for an effective, national public
health system? -
correct answer ✅Collaborative efforts between individuals &
organizations in the public and private sectors
"Public Health" embodies many definitions, but is most broadly
defined as: -
correct answer ✅Efforts to cope with the health problems arising
from people living in groups
In the past ten years to the present, trends in federal, state, & local
public health funding may be best characterized as: -
correct answer ✅Generally declining in all areas of public health
endeavors
Overall success in meeting Healthy People 2010 goals for improved
health status of Americans is best described as -
, Healthcare Systems Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
correct answer ✅Disappointing, because health disparities had not
changed for 80% of health objectives and had increased for an
additional 13%
At the onset of the nurse practitioner movement, educational
requirements were often limited to relatively short certificate
programs. Today, it is generally accepted that nurse practitioners
should be registered nurses with: -
correct answer ✅A master's degree
States try to protect the public from incompetent care by licensing
certain health professions. Certification differs from licensing, in
that certification: -
correct answer ✅Only recognizes special education or training
"Meaningful use" of electronic health records is best described as: -
correct answer ✅Criteria that require meeting time-limited
objectives in order to qualify for incentive payments under the
HITECH Act
Most electronic health records (EHRs) are not designed to share
patient health information between systems and institutions. A
solution for overthrowing this limitation in current EHR design has
