CSBI - HFMA
1.What has changed for Healthcare Analytics?: 1 - Increased computing
power and storage, decrease in cost;
2 - increased abundance of data in healthcare;
3 - increase in individuals having strong competencies
2.Big Data: Refers to the Growth in available data, massive continually
increasing volume of live and stored data for analysis; and the increase
in tools available for highly sophisticated ways to combine and analyze
data to yield new information and insights. (Size Scope Speed)
3.Big Data View Points: Focused, Broad, Medium
4.Focused Viewpoint: Enables one to know the work or business in detail
5.Broad Viewpoint: Enables one to understand all the industry pieces
and the background influencers
6.Medium Viewpoint: Enables one to know how one's business or work
,fits with the other pieces and how the other industry components fit and
work with each other
7.NKBDSI: Nursing Knowledge Big Data Science Initiative
8.NKBDSI Organization: National organization committed to developing,
imple- menting, and guiding a dynamic plan of action that ensures
nursing data are cap- tured and available in sharing, comparable
formats to help improve health outcomes.
9.Small Data: A volume and format that makes it very readily
accessible, informa- tive and actionable.
10.Triple Aim: A key support under healthcare reform and the drive for
achieving value.
11.What are the Viewpoints/Approach for Healthcare Delivery?: 1
- Provider-centric Approach
2- Patient-centric Approach
12.Provider-centric: This approach is the traditional viewpoint for the
,healthcare delivery continuum. In this environment, the patient being
cared for is guided along a care path that is largely predetermined
and/or promoted by the provider. Includes the thought that patient
being served do not have the necessary level of comprehension or
understanding of their situation.
13.Patient-centric: The healthcare industry is shifting towards this
approach. Based on the patient's condition and prospects for
improvement, services are ren- dered in relation to the situation, as
opposed to only considering how an individual progress through a
series of facilities.
14.HIPAA Act: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
15.HITECH Act: Health Information Technology Economic and Clinical
Health Act
16.HIPAA: Covers how PHI is protected and handled.
, 17.HITECH: To promote and expand adoption of HIT, spells meaningful
use re- quirements. BI is a prime source of data information for MU
rules. Now promoting interoperability.
18.Professionalism: Basic values: Honesty and integrity, accountability,
self regu- lation, specialized knowledge, building expertise,
competency, image.
The obligation to use one's specialized knowledge and expertise to add
value
19.What are the components of Healthcare delivery services?: 1-What is
pro- vided - the healthcare care services
2- What ways it is provided - types of services
3- Whom/Where? Providers and locations, payment providers
4- How - components of effective operations - providers, locations,
supplier, payors, insurers
1.What has changed for Healthcare Analytics?: 1 - Increased computing
power and storage, decrease in cost;
2 - increased abundance of data in healthcare;
3 - increase in individuals having strong competencies
2.Big Data: Refers to the Growth in available data, massive continually
increasing volume of live and stored data for analysis; and the increase
in tools available for highly sophisticated ways to combine and analyze
data to yield new information and insights. (Size Scope Speed)
3.Big Data View Points: Focused, Broad, Medium
4.Focused Viewpoint: Enables one to know the work or business in detail
5.Broad Viewpoint: Enables one to understand all the industry pieces
and the background influencers
6.Medium Viewpoint: Enables one to know how one's business or work
,fits with the other pieces and how the other industry components fit and
work with each other
7.NKBDSI: Nursing Knowledge Big Data Science Initiative
8.NKBDSI Organization: National organization committed to developing,
imple- menting, and guiding a dynamic plan of action that ensures
nursing data are cap- tured and available in sharing, comparable
formats to help improve health outcomes.
9.Small Data: A volume and format that makes it very readily
accessible, informa- tive and actionable.
10.Triple Aim: A key support under healthcare reform and the drive for
achieving value.
11.What are the Viewpoints/Approach for Healthcare Delivery?: 1
- Provider-centric Approach
2- Patient-centric Approach
12.Provider-centric: This approach is the traditional viewpoint for the
,healthcare delivery continuum. In this environment, the patient being
cared for is guided along a care path that is largely predetermined
and/or promoted by the provider. Includes the thought that patient
being served do not have the necessary level of comprehension or
understanding of their situation.
13.Patient-centric: The healthcare industry is shifting towards this
approach. Based on the patient's condition and prospects for
improvement, services are ren- dered in relation to the situation, as
opposed to only considering how an individual progress through a
series of facilities.
14.HIPAA Act: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
15.HITECH Act: Health Information Technology Economic and Clinical
Health Act
16.HIPAA: Covers how PHI is protected and handled.
, 17.HITECH: To promote and expand adoption of HIT, spells meaningful
use re- quirements. BI is a prime source of data information for MU
rules. Now promoting interoperability.
18.Professionalism: Basic values: Honesty and integrity, accountability,
self regu- lation, specialized knowledge, building expertise,
competency, image.
The obligation to use one's specialized knowledge and expertise to add
value
19.What are the components of Healthcare delivery services?: 1-What is
pro- vided - the healthcare care services
2- What ways it is provided - types of services
3- Whom/Where? Providers and locations, payment providers
4- How - components of effective operations - providers, locations,
supplier, payors, insurers
