HIM Exam 1 with Absolute solution

HIM Exam 1 with Absolute solution 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act - 1.5 billion dollars in grants for acquisition of health information technology to improve healthcare quality, safety, and efficiency 2010 The Patient Production and Affordable Care Act - goal is to provide affordable, quality healthcare to Americans expanding medicaid coverage, employer mandates health insurance exchange All insurers must provide coverage for young adults, pre-existing medical condition, preventative services, limits out of pocket costs, and minimum essential coverage continuum of care - matching an individual's ongoing healthcare needs with the appropriate level and type of medical, psychological, health or social care primary care - first point of contact for preventative or acute care secondary care - services provided by a medical specialist or hospital staff member whose primary care first diagnosed or treated the patient tertiary care - services provided by specialized hospitals such as burn centers, cancer hospitals, and trauma centers quaternary care - advanced levels of highly specialized medicine such as experimental medicine government (not-for-profit) ownership - 25% owned by local, state, or federal government proprietary (for-profit) ownership - 15% privately owned by corporations profits distributed to share holders voluntary (not-for-profit) ownership - 60% of healthcare facilities operated by religious or other groups profits reinvested in the facility teaching (government, proprietary, voluntary) ownership - affiliated with medical school governing board - ultimate legal authority and responsibility for the hospital operations and is responsible for the quality of care administered to patients administration - liaison between the medical staff and governing board and is responsible for strategic planning, supporting the mission and goals of the organziation medical staff - licensed physicians and other licensed providers who are granted clinical privileges by the governing board includes multiple medical specialties such as cardiology, internal medicine, and neurology membership categories include active, associate, consulting, courtesy, and honorary hospital committes - drug utilization health information management infection control quality management risk management hospital departments - provide direct patient care admitting/patient registration business office case management/utilization management clinical laboratory emergency radiology pharmacy health information department - cancer registry coding and abstracting image processing incomplete record processing medical transcription record circulation code of federal regulations (CFR) - permanent rules published by the federal government federal register - legal newspaper published daily containing CFR CFR - Code of Federal Regulations accreditation standards and surverys - standards measure a healthcare organizations level of performance