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Solution Manual For Essentials of Health Information Management Principles and Practices Mary Jo Bowie Latest UPDATE 100 CORRECT ANSWERS

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Health Information Management Principles and Practices Mary Jo Bowie Solution Guide | Latest Edition Updated Results of escalating healthcare cost - answer - medical necessity requirements, review of appropriateness of admissions, requirements for administration of quality and effective treatments Continuum of care - answer - a complete range of programs and services with the type of health care indicating the health care services provided Primary care - answer - preventive and acute care at the point of first contact usually a general practitioner Secondary care - answer - specialist or hospital staff to which a patient was referred to by a general practicioner who first diagnosed or treated the patient's condition tertiary care - answer - specialized services by hospitals or facilities specially equipped to provide services witch may not be available at some hospitals quaternary care - answer - an extension of tertiary care which includes advanced levels of medicine that are highly specialized not widely used and very costly for-profit - answer - privately owned where profit is distributed to share holders not-for-profit - answer - excess income reinvested in the facility such as a government supported or public hospital Department of Veterans Affairs - answer - manages health care benefits for veterans who are eligible to receive care at VAMCs Governing Board - answer - has ultimate legal authority and responsibility for a hospital's operation and quality of care Hospital administrator - answer - CEO Chief Executive officer medical staff - answer - consists of licensed physicians and other licensed providers as permitted by law hospitalists - answer - physicians who work in the hospital setting and treat patients who are receiving hospital-based care Disaster recovery plan - answer - ensures an appropriate response to internal and external disasters that may effect hospital staff, patients, visitors, and the community Health Care Proxy - answer - a legal document in which the patient chooses another person to make treatment decisions in the event the patient becomes incapable of making these decisions living will - answer - contains the patients instructions about the use of life-sustaining treatment DNR - answer - Do Not Resuscitate Order Respite Care - answer - gives temporary relief to primary care givers of homebound hospice patients Hospital Administration - answer - serves as liaison between medical staff and governing board and develops the plan to support the mission and goals of the organization Utilization Management - answer - reviews admission for all levels of care and monitors appropriate levels of care biometrics - answer - an identifier that measures a unique physical characteristic such as a fingerprint and compares it to a stored digital template for identity authentication coding - answer - involves assigning numeric and alphanumeric codes to diagnoses procedures and service electronic signature - answer - encompasses all technology options available that can be used to authenticate a document contract services - answer - services contracted by a facility in which credentialed staff are employed by contractor while containing costs by not providing benefits licensure - answer - mandates by law and provided by the state department of health to require compliance with state laws and regulations regulation - answer - interpretation of law that is written for compliance to the law accreditation - answer - voluntary process that a health care facility or organization undergoes to demonstrate that it has met standards beyond those required by law deemed status - answer - recognized the CMS as an equivalent substitute for CMS inspections deeming authority - answer - means that an accrediting organization's standards have met or exceeded CMS'S conditions of participation and are eligible for reimbursement for Medicare and Medicaid Standards - answer - measures of a health care organiz


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