D033 - Healthcare Information Systems
Management
evidence-based medicine - ANSWERSHealthcare services based on clinical methods that have been thoroughly
tested through controlled, peer-reviewed biomedical studies
clinical pathways - ANSWERSstandardized multidisciplinary plans for a specific diagnosis or procedure that
identify specific aspects of care to be performed during a designated length of stay
A patient has myocardial infarction, the ______ defines the best practices for treatment. - ANSWERSclinical
pathways
clinical practice guidelines - ANSWERSprovide a step-by-step guide to make knowledge-based decisions
related to patient card
________ defines how health information is captured, transmitted, and utilized. - ANSWERSHealth Informatics
data mining - ANSWERSextracting and analyzing large volumes of data to identify relationships and/or
patterns to predict behaviors
dashboard - ANSWERSaggregated reports of process measures to help leader follow progress to assist with
strategic planning
clinical information system - ANSWERScollects and stores medical, nursing, clinical ancillary areas, and therapy
department information related to patient care
The in this information system is patient identifiable and protected by HIPAA. The data in this information
system is used to diagnose, make treatment decisions, monitor conditions, and manage overall care. -
ANSWERSclinical information systems
, clinical decision support (CDS) - ANSWERSprovides clinicians, staff, patients or other individuals with
knowledge and person-specific information, intelligently filtered or presented at appropriate times, to
enhance health and health care.
Examples of this include computerized alerts, clinical guidelines, condition-specific order sets, and focused
patient data reports - ANSWERSCDS
The Five Rights of CDS - ANSWERSRight information, right people, right channels, right intervention formats,
right points in workflow
document management system (DMS) - ANSWERSelectronic method of capturing and managing documents
This system is used primarily by HIM departments and can be a standalone system or part of the EHR -
ANSWERSdocument management system (DMS)
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) - ANSWERSTechnology that can translate a scanned document image into
text that can be edited and formatted.
Scanner, target sheets, storage area networks (SAN), cloud computing, and back-scanning are all components
of a ________. - ANSWERSDMS
scanner - ANSWERSA device that converts printed documents into digital file formats.
target sheets - ANSWERSPages that contain only a barcode that tell the scanner and the computer the content
of the pages that follow
storage area networks (SAN) - ANSWERSretrieves health data acquired by the an organization from any
storage location
Cloud Computing - ANSWERSA system in which all computer programs and data is stored on a central server
owned by a company and accessed virtually
back-scanning - ANSWERSThe process of scanning past health records into the DMS so there is an existing
database of patient information, making the DMS valuable to the user from the first day of implementation
Management
evidence-based medicine - ANSWERSHealthcare services based on clinical methods that have been thoroughly
tested through controlled, peer-reviewed biomedical studies
clinical pathways - ANSWERSstandardized multidisciplinary plans for a specific diagnosis or procedure that
identify specific aspects of care to be performed during a designated length of stay
A patient has myocardial infarction, the ______ defines the best practices for treatment. - ANSWERSclinical
pathways
clinical practice guidelines - ANSWERSprovide a step-by-step guide to make knowledge-based decisions
related to patient card
________ defines how health information is captured, transmitted, and utilized. - ANSWERSHealth Informatics
data mining - ANSWERSextracting and analyzing large volumes of data to identify relationships and/or
patterns to predict behaviors
dashboard - ANSWERSaggregated reports of process measures to help leader follow progress to assist with
strategic planning
clinical information system - ANSWERScollects and stores medical, nursing, clinical ancillary areas, and therapy
department information related to patient care
The in this information system is patient identifiable and protected by HIPAA. The data in this information
system is used to diagnose, make treatment decisions, monitor conditions, and manage overall care. -
ANSWERSclinical information systems
, clinical decision support (CDS) - ANSWERSprovides clinicians, staff, patients or other individuals with
knowledge and person-specific information, intelligently filtered or presented at appropriate times, to
enhance health and health care.
Examples of this include computerized alerts, clinical guidelines, condition-specific order sets, and focused
patient data reports - ANSWERSCDS
The Five Rights of CDS - ANSWERSRight information, right people, right channels, right intervention formats,
right points in workflow
document management system (DMS) - ANSWERSelectronic method of capturing and managing documents
This system is used primarily by HIM departments and can be a standalone system or part of the EHR -
ANSWERSdocument management system (DMS)
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) - ANSWERSTechnology that can translate a scanned document image into
text that can be edited and formatted.
Scanner, target sheets, storage area networks (SAN), cloud computing, and back-scanning are all components
of a ________. - ANSWERSDMS
scanner - ANSWERSA device that converts printed documents into digital file formats.
target sheets - ANSWERSPages that contain only a barcode that tell the scanner and the computer the content
of the pages that follow
storage area networks (SAN) - ANSWERSretrieves health data acquired by the an organization from any
storage location
Cloud Computing - ANSWERSA system in which all computer programs and data is stored on a central server
owned by a company and accessed virtually
back-scanning - ANSWERSThe process of scanning past health records into the DMS so there is an existing
database of patient information, making the DMS valuable to the user from the first day of implementation
