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Terms in this set (96)Which of the following best describes HIV telemedicine in the Pennsylvania prison system? Telemedicine promotes continuity of care after release from prison. In this single group, prospective study of a store-and-forward pediatric teledermatology
mobile Receipt of a prescription Typically, the information retrieval workflows in electronic health records (EHR) are not oriented disease-specific dashboards Both custom-designed, condition-specific dashboards and recommender systems can make may cause clinicians to miss important data. You are an ER physician when a patient is brought in with life-threatening injuries from motor The model of car the patient was driving When conducting a breach risk assessment, what threshold must be assessed to consider a Low probability of compromise Which of these controls represent a "physical safeguard" under HIPAA? Security cameras Which of the following represents the BEST
strategy for recovering from a ransomware Tape backup The HIPAA Privacy Rule Provides federal protections for individually identifiable health information held by The HIPAA Privacy Rule Does not protect all health information wherever it is found. The HIPAA Security Rule does not Extend to all wearable fitness trackers. How does electronic symptom assessment and tracking benefit patients? Enables participating patients to more consistently track and monitor their symptoms Which of the following
competencies in clinical informatics is most appropriate for a healthcare Retrieve all relevant data from a patient record in an EHR Which of the following have been shown to positively affect patient trust and loyalty with Provider offering secure email and sharing clinic notes online This
Patient Safety Learning Laboratory combines multiple units and clinical services in the Defining your "step" design with input from unit leadership You are a provider and your medical center is facing increasing financial pressures. Payers are Accelerate quality reporting initiatives, despite increased costs, to improve contract You are an informatics leader and your medical center has acquired several new practice sites and Deploy targeted FHIR applications to share key clinical data. Your organization, one of several in a city, is
contemplating a telemedicine initiative with a goal Identify high volume low, complexity conditions and develop algorithms to manage Which
of the following best describes access control policies in modern electronic medical record Provide too broad access rights Employees have used their EMR access rights to inappropriate access patient data in the past. Context-based access monitoring systems The explanation-based auditing system discovers what type of pattern from the EMR database? A connection between the patient and the employee accessing the patient's record using The only speciality in medicine that has expienced dramatic advances in patient safety. anestieology How have incorporated this intiative which helped dramatically reduce mishaps crew resource management The patient safety intiative called for voluntary reporting of med errors w/o recrimination patient safety and quality improvement act the minimization of risk and occurence of patient harm events safety inappriopiate or avoidable psychological/physical injury to the and family harm an injury resulting from a medical intervention adverse event errors that result in an adverse event that are preventable preventable adverse event delivery of care of little or no value (widespread use of antibiotics for viral infection) overuse The use of certain services in situation where they are not clinically indicated misuse award recognizing hospitals with occurence of preventable patient safety events health grades 2013 patient safety excellent awards Useful for military members who return from war with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injury. Telemental Health With the advent of good quality digital cameras and cell phones with medium quality cameras, this concept of was born. Teledermatology This field arose because of a particular shortage . Telepharmacy Due to the increased malpractice risk and decreased reimbursement
situation of treating emergency patients there is a shortage of a particular specialist in many regions. Teleneurology Data
is transmitted via phone lines Telehomecare HoneyWell HomMed When it comes to telemedicine, there is a fear of malpractice true Medicare will reimburse if there is a formal consultation linked by live 2-way video True Low resolution images or video require significant bandwidth, particularly if x-rays or False Telemedicine is mostly needed in rural areas, but there are bandwidth issues and the connection can be a bit slow. However, VPN connections speeds processes up false At the Federal level, Medicaid will provide reimbursement for telemedicine false Previously known as Teleburn
Project Teleburn at the Ottawa Telemedicine Network (OTN) Created in Spokane, Washington Northwest Telehealth The program has allowed the children and their parents to not leave the centers or their jobs. TelePediatrics and TeleDentistry Using a non-proprietary, open source web California Central Valley Teleretinal Program Store and Forward The largest government sponsored telemedicine program in the US. Informatics for Diabetes Education and Telemedicine (IDEATel)
The first instance of remote Telemedicine Remote non-clinical services, such as administrative meetings, provider training, and continuing medical training telehealth -Cost Factor What are Mobile Technology Challenges? the use of medical information exchanged from one site to another via electronic telemedicine the use of electronic information and telecommunications technologies to support Office for the Advancement of Telehealth (OAT) How many major types of telemedicine transmission does your book mention? 3 A project developed by volunteers from many departments at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Remote healthcare workers can input data into the phone, inkling images and they are sent to the EHR OpenMRS where specialist can view the record and respond back to the healthcare worker. Sana Mobile a Free open source initiative developed by Johns Hopkins Center for Clinical Global Health Education. The program consist of two components: 1) android Os phone uses XML_ ....... 2) Remote Server, data from phone sent to MySQL eMocha False True or False: The first generation of tablets PCs were all apple operating system based and required a stylus and keyboard for input. Apple Newton PDA Which PDA (Personal Digital Assistant)? Palm Piolet 1000 Which PDA (Personal Digital Assistant)? ... Which PDA (Personal Digital Assistant)? This particular mode often involves two way interactive televisions. This mode enables synchronous communication such as the sharing of images from peripheral devices. real time In terms of hardware and networks, this mode of communication was listed as the most expensive. This more personal than just messaging a physician. audio video Through this particular mode, physicians/specialists are able to oversee patients at home, in a nursing home or in a hospital for disease management or PHI remote monitoring What major type of telemedicine transmission is described below? This mode can be noted as asynchronous. As an example, in ophthalmology, eye screenings for diabetic retinopathy, a disease that is a major cause of blindness among individuals with diabetes, can be captured digitally by retinal cameras and transmitted to a specialist for review when time permits. These screenings are particularly effective in preventing vision loss or blindness. Store and forward Connect with healthcare system Patient portal to check on appointments, lab results, etc. Personal Health Record Mobile PHR platform that backs up to the clous Telemedicine With forward facing camera video-teleconferencing is possible for virtual visits Modification reminders Medication and refill reminder. Can connect to your pharmacy Fitness coach Tracks activity and fitness Mind fitness Cognitive training Immunization Guides Guide for what immunizations are needed based on age and gender. Other important info. Disease Management Monitors meals, blood sugar and insulin doses; Blood pressure cuff or weight scale sends results to iPhone/iPad Prevention Guide Guide for national recommendations for preventative care based on age, gender, smoker, etc. Diagnostic Phone camera takes picture of skin lesion and estimates risk of malignant melanoma Vital Sign Monitoring Dashboard of vital signs (pulse, respirations, activity, body position) transmitted from sensor patch to smartphone or to remote server Mental Health Programs to relieve stress, particularly for deployed or returning military memories Mobile telemedicine projects Electronic Mobile Open-Source Comprehensive
Health Application (eMocha) father of PACS Dr. Andre Duerinchx History of Picture Archiving (PACs) (taken from PPT) Concept began with Albert Jutras in Canada in the 3 pictures computed radiology 2 pictures Digital radiology Standard for medical imaging and informatics DICOM main uses PACS all of the above x-ray, MRI, secured workstation all of above What is Interoperability Describes the extent to which systems and devices can exchange data, and interpret that shared data. Health Level 7 (HL7) The most common healthcare application-level standard that helps ensure communication across information systems Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) "Common standard that radiologist use" Logical Observation: Identifiers, Names and Codes (LOINC) Standards of lab results" International Classification of Diseases 9th revision (ICD - 9) Used by the CDC HIPPA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act SECURITY RULE The HIPAA Security Rule establishes national standards to protect individuals' electronic personal health information that is created, received, used, or maintained by a covered entity. The Security Rule requires appropriate administrative, physical and technical safeguards to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and security of electronic protected health information. . PRIVACY RULE Strictly limits how a covered entity and their business associates can use patient data and mandates that organizations de-identify the data by removing 18 identifiers Regulations establish standards for protecting individually identifiable health information and for guaranteeing the rights of individuals to have more control over such information HIPAA privacy regulations were implemented on April 14, 2003. 1996 scenario pilot 1000 windows were the first tablet based pc true no widespread definition of what a smart phone is true Sana Mobile A similar project developed by volunteers from many departments at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Two components of eMocha Android Os Phone 1990 apple newton was the first, small processing, expensive not as popular as the apple true Sets with similar termsWGU C42755 terms jacquelyn_soders Ch 1-3 Study72 terms tinaastory PURPLE BOOK RHIT PRACTICE EXAM 1150 terms Donna_Cromwell RHIT Mock Exam152 terms lionheart55113 Sets found in the same folderHealthcare informatics exam 386 terms emilybanville HSCI 645 Midterm (ch 1-3)48 terms Amartin4oreos Health Informatics exam 147 terms nswadlow Healthcare Informatics Chapter 549 terms divineenergy555 Other sets by this creatorLabs Values19 terms niyahallen Lab Values etc31 terms niyahallen Chapter 16/28: Neurologic/Behavior14 terms niyahallen Chapter 24: Hematologic/Neoplastic9 terms niyahallen Recommended textbook solutions Pharmacology and the Nursing Process7th EditionJulie S Snyder, Linda Lilley, Shelly Collins 382 solutions
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