CSBI 2026 EXAM STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
◉What are misalignment with healthcare user and hospitals? .
Answer: 1-focus on cost
2-drivers of service utilization
3-financing mechanism
◉What are the Foundational Ideas for Change? . Answer: 1 - Triple
Aim
2 - Transparency in cost - gave way to Meaningful Use and now
Promoting Interoperability
3 - Understand Production Cost - gave way to Activity Based Costing
(ABC type analysis)
4- Community Based Services
◉Disruptive Innovation . Answer: disrupts and replaces existing
markets with ways of working or products previously not thought of
as possible, now are possible due to new technology or other
catalysts.
, ◉Disruptive Innovation . Answer: Examples are- telehealth, retail
health, pharma firms exploring more direct connections with
healthcare users,
◉PHI . Answer: Protected Health Information
◉PHI . Answer: a subset of patient level data, composed of 18
unique identifiers - any of the 18 identifiers by themselves or in
combination must be removed to de-identify the individual/patient.
◉HIPAA . Answer: Sections include privacy rule and security
◉HIPAA . Answer: Applies to organizations that are defined as a
covered entity and directly to business associates as well
◉HIPAA . Answer: Signed into law in 1996, and revised by 2013
Omnibus Rule
◉HITECH . Answer: Allows for sanctions for non-compliance,
including fines of up to $1.75 million and 10 years prison
◉HITECH . Answer: Covers application to both CE and individuals
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
◉What are misalignment with healthcare user and hospitals? .
Answer: 1-focus on cost
2-drivers of service utilization
3-financing mechanism
◉What are the Foundational Ideas for Change? . Answer: 1 - Triple
Aim
2 - Transparency in cost - gave way to Meaningful Use and now
Promoting Interoperability
3 - Understand Production Cost - gave way to Activity Based Costing
(ABC type analysis)
4- Community Based Services
◉Disruptive Innovation . Answer: disrupts and replaces existing
markets with ways of working or products previously not thought of
as possible, now are possible due to new technology or other
catalysts.
, ◉Disruptive Innovation . Answer: Examples are- telehealth, retail
health, pharma firms exploring more direct connections with
healthcare users,
◉PHI . Answer: Protected Health Information
◉PHI . Answer: a subset of patient level data, composed of 18
unique identifiers - any of the 18 identifiers by themselves or in
combination must be removed to de-identify the individual/patient.
◉HIPAA . Answer: Sections include privacy rule and security
◉HIPAA . Answer: Applies to organizations that are defined as a
covered entity and directly to business associates as well
◉HIPAA . Answer: Signed into law in 1996, and revised by 2013
Omnibus Rule
◉HITECH . Answer: Allows for sanctions for non-compliance,
including fines of up to $1.75 million and 10 years prison
◉HITECH . Answer: Covers application to both CE and individuals
