WGU D033 Healthcare Information Systems Management

What is an attribute?

Ensuring that only the most recent report is available for viewing is known as what?

What type of data field is most appropriate for the health record number?

What is the term for the processes of submitting claims for reimbursment, denials, accounting or follow up on claims?

Benefits of patient engagement include which of the following?

Which health record should be scanned first when implementing a DMS?

An e-patient is one who ___________

Several counties in the area want to set up a HIE for their area. Which of the following describes this?

The database model that uses the table as the basis for the design is the what?

What is the process of getting & listing specific information about a document so it may be easily retrieved from a DMS?

What is used to interact with the computer?

The use of computers in healthcare began in the _______.

How to internet technologies challenge traditional regimens for protecting individual privacy and intellectual property?

What type of interoperability addresses the functions of actual computers and other hardware used during HIE?

What is the type of malicious software that appears to be legitimate but then creates pop-ups or other actions?

Which component allows the sending of orders for prescriptions, lab tests and x-rays?

How often is chargemaster software typically updated?

What is used to retrieve a list of all Dr. Smith's patients?

Which of the following evaluations would get the most users involved?

An entry level curricula for an accredited HIM program is set by_____

What does cloud computing refer to?

When the EHR reminds a provider to schedule preventive testing/procedures for what is the EHR impacting?

Entering a number as 123456789 and it being displayed as 123-45-6789 is an example of _____

The impact of ISs specifically on HIM professionals includes what?

To illustrate how data moves through the IS what tool would you use?

What program is designed to place similar diagnoses codes into organized categories and calculate reimbursement?

Which of the following would not be used in a PACS?

Where can a patient access their test results?

Which HIE model does not have a centralized database of patient info, and is common working much like the internet?

The HIM building block that refers to retention, disposition of policies/procedures & requirements for all facilities.

Which of the following allows acronyms and abbreviations to be typed while the complete words are generated?

What type of report would give administrators stricture info. on a variety of graphs to plan facility operations?

If the the healthcare facility wants to avoid risk during go-live, which go-live strategy should be used?

Who are HIOs managed by?

Which IS can identify employee turnover rates in a facility?

Which of the following uses specific diagnostic criteria to determine how bad a cancer is and if it has metastasized?

Which statement is true about conversion of data?

Which classification systems must be implemented and evaluated annually in a facilities chargemaster?

Select the key field for the physician entity.

Identify the concept that is considered an electronic footprint of what has occured within a file.

Which tool should be used to illustrate how data moves through an IS?

The vendors right to sell the product is an example of what?

Data repositories are what ________.

Which IS will coordinate multiple provider schedules based of patient needs?

The date of birth is an example of what?

Identify the statement that is true about amending a health record.

What type of report would give administrators structured info. in a variety of graphs to better plan operations?

The healthcare facility's social media policies should address what?

A health record that contains all health information on a patient from birth to death is referred to as a ______ record.

Which phrase is an example of a reminder?

The IS that is controlled by the healthcare facility that allows patients to register is known as what?

Which feature is a data integrity tool?

What is the 4th stage in the following sequence of events: data, information, knowledge and ________

Who is responsible for the oversight of the HIPAA Security Rule?

The name of the criteria that providers must meet to show they are efficiently using the EHR to show a positive impact

In a document management system (DMS), altering an image is referred to as?

Which part of an administrative IS would be able to identify the most profitable surgeries?

Which acronym is used when expressing the idea that if data are not accurate/complete, any conclusions will be incorrect

Which is true about health informatics?

Which term is used to describe the hardware, software and other intergrated technologies in medical information?

Systems development method emphasizes short, simple iterative development cycles & a focus on collab. & user engagement

Which of the following is not a component of a DMS?

This describes the ability for providers & assoc. regardless of location to swap data seamlessly meeting all standards.

Which type of authentication is used when all coders have the same access to ePHI and functionality.

Data about data is known as ______.

Failure of the HIM to be involved in EHR implementation can result in______

What makes the indexing of scanned health record more efficient because it can enter metadata automatically?

What is the trend of adoption of the EHR in the US?

Which term describes reevaluating & changing processes in the implementation of an IS?

The ARRA of 2009 encouraged what?

Which of the following systems obtains, stores, retrieves, and displays digital images?

Which HIM role ensures that data are available?

Which tool would you use to draw a conclusion about a population?

The ability of healthcare providers & assoc., to swap PHI seamlessly meeting all interoperability standards is known as?

What is the field that uses information, science & technology to support informaiton-processing & communication called?

Which software program should one use to assign the dx and procedure codes?

The identification of who documented a note in the health record is known as ________

The part of the administrative IS that woudl identify which surgeries are most profitable for the facility.

AHIMA's certification related to data analytics is what?

The term used to describe the combination of the paper and EMR

Select the policy that should be adopted regarding screen design.

Which of the following is an example of a security event?

Who is the owner of health information from a legal standpoint?

When a patient does not want ePHI exchanged or disclosed it is called ____________

What should a patient use to schedule an appointment?

Benefits to telehealth include ____________

The EHR component that allows providers to direct pt care by sending orders.

What is the combination of paper and electronic records called?

Which sources is the primary data source?

What data quality characteristic ensures that data support the reason for the collection of data?

What question should constantly be asked when conducting reengineering?

To be subject to HIPAA, what must an organization be?

Social media includes ______

An organization that hires HIM professionals to work in a system development & customer service is what type of setting?

What data quality characteristic would a missing document fall under?

What is the adult learning principle?

Which software can identify patient in a particular year due to injuries resulting from MVAs?

What term is used to describe activities and charting that happen at bedside?

Which of the following is not a diagnostic test completed in RIS?

What is the term used for the process of scanning past records to the IS so that information is valuable to the user?

Which IS assist the coding professional in selecting the appropriate code?

An RIS system may perform all of the following radiological tests except _________

A computer program that allows two different information systems to communicate with eath other is referred to as an

The best choice for field type to assign the health record number is _______

Which of the following was a precursor to today's HIO?

Which element do data analytics tools include?

What legislation regulate the tracking of requests for and release of informaition?

When the HIO has identified the correct person in the IS in order to send it to the requesting provider it is called ___

A portable method of storage of health data is known as what?

The vendor was due to go live with the EHR. however a tornado hit the area. What contract section addresses this?

The process of getting and listing specific information about a document so it may be easily retrieved from DMS?

Term described as ensuring data are not altered either during transmission across network or during storage.

What is the name of the method of patient identification that uses physical characteristics like a fingerprint?

Which type of IS would be beneficial when developing 10 & 20 year strategic plans for the healthcare facility?

Increasing opportunities for specialization in HIM is a recommendation of ________

What is the "find and seek" method of HIE performed through an HIO?

What is the term used to describe foundation systems that collect administrative and clinical data that make up the EHR?

What federal agency in responsible for the coordination and implementation of HR technology for exchange of ePHI?

The first ISs in healthcare used were ______.

Algorithms are use dot match duplicate patients in which IS?

The field that uses technology to manipulate and use information to improve healthcare is known as what?

What are pages that tell the scanner information about the pages that follow?

What is the key field for the physician entity?

What implementation step is being performed when reevaluating and changing processes during new IS implementation?

Which HIE model does not have a centralized database of patient information, is more common and works like the internet.

The requirement that vendors prove their EHR meets specific and optimal standards is what?

Which of the following is a societal benefit of HIE?

What type of database would Java be used in?

Training evaluation outcome that identifies how performance has changed is known as what?

What is the term used when queries are limited by words such as "and"?

What publication highlighted the large number of medical mistakes that kill thousands of patients each year?

The role of the database management system is to __________

The office manager wants to compare the patient treatment times against different providers. Which IS is appropriate?

What IS would assist in strategic planning meetings to address goals and objectives?

In order to analyze the RFPs that have been submitted, what tool could be used?

What 3 areas has the HIMR identifies as needing to be addressed?

Which of the following is not a barrier to the EHR adoption?

What should be created in order to show how users will use the IS?

_______ refers to a patient giving consent for their personal informaiton to be accessible in the HIE.

The monitoring of a large portion of patient in a particular geographic area or dx classification is called what?

All of the following determine the requirements for the content of the hospital health record except ____________.

Which area is most closely aligned with the Joint Commision's focus on patient safety?

Which concept of management of health info. has always been included in the HIM role in the business of healthcare?

The process of ensuring a person is who they claim, has authority to do as they please & their actions are tracked is __

Which IS would an HIM director use to determine salaries and evaluate turnover?

Failure of the HIM professional to be involved in the EHR implementation may lead to _________

Where would an employee access the form to request reimbursement for recent travel?

Which action would NOT be done with an MPI?

In a database model the concept of "patient" is an example of a(n) ___?

Which of the following CIS easily operate with the CPOE?

Which term indicates that reports/letters can be changed to meet the requirements of the request in an ROI?

The CFO wants to evaluate storage costs, shipping schedule & time frames for ordering supplies, which IS should be used?

A PACS system allows the x-ray to be digital so there is no need for the use of physical ______

Which clinical information system easily operates with the Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE)?

Which skill does an HIM professional have?

Within which clinical information system would data such as graphic information and ADL's be found?

Which role applies data and content standards?

The ability of the EHR system to identify the person who signed the document electronically is called what?

When a IS is implemented first in one department or nursing unit it denotes which of the following go-live models?

To determine what will happen in the future by using historical data, what method is used.

The facility has decided to purchase all of the iS from one vendor. This strategy is known as what?

Applied informatics will assist in improving what?

All of the following are advantages of a DMS except what?

Which of the following roles would collect data, perform data analysis, and create data flow diagrams?

The term used to describe breaking data elements in to the level of detail needed to retrieve the data is what?

To ensure software works as expected before users start using it, where is it loaded?

What method encodes text from analog paper to bitmapped images so the computer can read it?

Which statement is True?

What justifies the decision to be an alpha site?

_____ comprises the processes of what & how data is collected, how to store & protect it, & how to ensure its integrity

Protocols for approving the HIO can exchange info between authorized providers is called what?

Which IS would track patient movements through a hospital during a disaster?

What is the leading cause of death that could be decreased by the implementation of health information technology?

The IS that is controlled by the healthcare facility that allows patients to register is known as _______

Which president is responsible for the establishment of the ONC and laying the foundation for the HIE?

Which IS typically assigns the patient health record number?

What component of the EHR allows patients to manage their own data?

Population health is also known as what?

The ______ addresses data requirements.

What is the benefit of front-end speech recognition?

Which step of the 8-step model involves empowering others to act on the change plans?

Which SDLC phase ID's the functions that are needed in an IS?

What IS converts the spoken word into a documented word and may reduce the need for human transcriptionists?

Which policy should be adopted regarding screen design?

Where would warranties be found?

In which area would you find robotics performing specific and complex tasks?

Edit checks ensure that _________.

Which of the following personnel typically does not use the CIS directly in their daily tasks?

Data such as graphic informaiton and ADLs would typically be found where?

Which IS uses algorithms to match duplicate patients?

The data model that addresses the data requirements is the what?

Healthcare providers using their personal phones and devices can be summed up in which abbreviation?

Which type of malware can capture keystrokes?

Which database model uses the table as the basis for the design?

Information collected on a single patient is found in a

__ is a nationwide project with federal & nonfederal agencies providing the data stewardship for 65% of hospitals

What re the hierarchial database relationships called?

The return on investment for a DMS is usually calculated during what time period?

Which IGPHC principle identifies the trustworthiness of the information?

Who typically completes the birth certificate when a baby is born in a hospital?

What is data about data known as?

The term used to describe viewing images from a remote location is what?

What software improves efficiency of the coding using the translated dictation reports & NLP to analyze clinical data?

A patient needs to let their provider is know about supplements they are taking. Where would they record this?

A print tracking log is similar to what other function in an EHR or CIS?

Which of the following software programs should one use to assign the dx and procedure codes?

Why is the flow of health information over the internet a threat to individual privacy?

Why is point of care documentation improved?

Which of the following are not a function under CIS?

PHRs allow patients to _________.

Which component defines the length of a field?

The type of testing that addresses the sharing of data from a source system to the new IS is known as __________.

Which key success factor involves creating monthly prizes for high-performing rteams?

Which of the following would the HRIS track?

The term used to prescribe the process of electronically ordering an antibiotic for a patient to pick up at a pharmacy?

What regulations require provider who participate in the incentive program to use computer patient records effectively

The facility decided to implement an EHR that would be use at all of the hospitals before tehy start. This is what?

The stage of implementation during which the HIM team determines what they could have done better.

Which organization-wide framework manages info throughout its life cycle and supporting strategy, legal regulations etc

Where would the fact that data is missing be identified in?

In a SMART goal, a goal that is challenging but can be accomplished is known as what?

Which term is defined as the ability of different ISs & software applications to communicate and exchange data?

Process for handling system enhancement request and new development is ____________.

This describes the unified 7 smooth exchange of info among various healthcare providers, ISs and software applications.

Critique this statement: Consumer health applications are used soley by patients.

The hospital that is the first to utilize the EHR is known as what?

Which implementation stage doe the team determine what they could have done better?

Which IS is the gateway into a healthcare facility to ID if a patient has been treated at other facilities?

Which component is necessary for effective change management in health information technology?

When did wired networking become popular?

The term used to describe the interconnected organizations that have the capability of sending & receiving PHI anywhere

What is an IDS?

Health literacy is important because patients need to be able to _____________

Which aspect is a reason an HIM professional should be a leader in IG?

What is the type of malicious software that denies an organization access to its own information system?

A trend seen in HIM is

Which option comprises the most benefits like participation, increased usefullness for research and better return on $$?

For effective mgmt & production of MS-DRGs & claim reimbursement, which 2 department should have a strong relationship?

Which of the following is a project?

The IS that assists the coding professional in selecting the appropriate code.

Installing an update to the information is performed in which SDLC stage?

In a database model the concept of the patient is an example of a(n)_________

What is used to assess the status of key indicators?

Which is a true statement about the intranet?

Which information system would one sue to enter data required by the NCHS?

Which type of interoperability refers to how data should be formatted & structured for a seamless exchange?

Consumer informatics includes which of the following?

Which of the following is they type of encoder that mimics a codebook?

What IS would be used to determine if additional facilities, personnel or equipment are needed to meet demands?

Qualitative analysis reviews the quality of ___________.