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Electronic Health Records Ch 4 Key Terms

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Final review during EHR implementation to ensure that all tests have been preformed and all issues have been resolved, usually triggers the final payment in full for services or materials provided   Acceptance testing  
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A computer software program designed to preent unauthorized use of an information resource   Access controls  
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A committee of the National Standards Institute that develops & maintains standards for the electronic exchange of business transactions   Accredited Standards CommitteeX12N (ASC X12N)  
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The condition of being admitted into evidence in a court of law   Admissibility  
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The organization that accredits all U.S. standards development organizations to ensure that they are following due process in promulgating standards   American National Standards Institute(ANSI)  
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Electronic systems that generate clinical information (such as lab info systems, radiology info systems, pharmacy info systems, and so on)   Ancillary systems  
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The configuration, structure, and relationships of hardware (the machinery of the computer including input/output devices, storage devices, and so on) in an information system   Architecture  
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A system of standards developed primarily for various EHR management process. Formerly known as the American Society for Testing and Materials   ASTM International  
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A chronological set of computerized records that provides evidence of information system activity (log-ins and log-outs), file access) that is used to determine security violations   Audit trail  
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confirmed systems   Authenticiation  
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A vendor strategy used when purchasing an EHR that refers to system applications that are considered the best in their class   Best of Breed  
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A vendor strategy used when purchasing an EHR in which all the systems required by the healthcare facility are available from one vendor   Best of fit  
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An effort initiated by the private sector to evaluate & potentially test EHR products against specific criteria, drawn from HL7 standard EHR system functinality   Certification Commission on Health Information Technology (CCHIT)  
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An EHR implementation activity in which data from the paper chart are converted into electronic form   Chart conversion  
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A computer architecture in which multiple computes (clients) are connected to other computers (servers) that store & distribute large amounts of shared data   Client/server architecture  
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A central database that focuses on clinical information   Clinical data respository (CDR)  
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A database that makes it possible to access data from multiple databases & combine the results into a single query & reporting interface; also callled a data warehouse   Clinical data warehouse (CDW)  
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The process in which individual data elements are represented in the computer by a special code to be used in making comparisons, trending results, & supplying clinical reminders and alerts   Clinical decision support (CDS)  
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A category of a healthcare information system that includes systems that directly support patient care   Clinical information system (CIS)  
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Technology that electronically stores documents and distributes them with fax, e-mail, Web, and traditional hard-copy print processes   Computer output to laser disk (COLD)  
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Technology that electronically stores documents and distributes them with fax, e-mail, Web, and traditional hard-copy print processes   Computer output ot laser disk/enterprise report management (COLD/ERM)  
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Systems that allow physicians to enter medication or other orders and receive clinical advice about drug dosages, contraindicaions, or other clinical decision support (aka computerized physician order entry)   Computerized provider order entry (CPOE)  
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Term used to refer to notebook computers mounted on carts and moved with the users   Computers on wheels (COWs)  
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The condition of depending on the parts of a written or spoken statement that precede or follow a specified word or phrase and can influence its meaning or effect   Contextual  
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Documentation of care delivery from one healthcare experience to another   Continuity of care record (CCR)  
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A predefined set of terms & their meanings that may be used in structured data entry or natural language processing to represent expressions   Controlled vocabulary  
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The standardization of vocabulary such that the meanning of a single term is the same each time the term is used in order to produce consistency in information derived form the data   Data comparability  
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The task of moving data from one data structure to another, usually at the time of a new system installation   Data conversion  
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A descriptive list of the data elements to be collected in an information system or database whose purpose is to ensure consistency of terminology   Data dictionary  
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Protocols that help ensure that data transmitted from one system to another reamin comparable   Data exchange standards  
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Computer software that enables the user to create, modify, delete, and view the data in a database   Database management system (DBMS)  
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A process in which vocal sounds are converted to bits and stored on computer for random access   Digital dictation  
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Data provided in a computer-readable format   Digital images  
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Data that represent separate and distinct values or observations; that is, data that contain only finite numbers and have only specified values   Discrete data  
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A more expansive view of case management in which patients with the highest risk of incurring high-cost interventions are targeted for standardizing & managing care throughout integrated delivery systems   Disease management (DM)  
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The practice of electronically scanning written or printed paper documents into an optical or electronic system for later retrieval of the document or parts of the document if parts have been indexed   Document imaging  
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A vendor strategy in which one vendor primarily supplies the financial& administrative applications & another vendor primarily supplies the clinical applications   Dual core (vendor strategy)  
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A standard transmission format using strings of data for business information communicated among the computer systems of independent organizations   Electronic data interchange (EDI)  
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A type of electronic document management system tht uses methods such as bar coding on the forms to identify specific content   Electronic document/content management (ED/CM)  
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A storage solution based on digital scanning technology in which source documents are scanned to create digital images of the documents that can be stored electronically on optical disks   Electronic document management system (EDMS)  
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A computerized record of health information and associated processes   Electronic health record (EHR)  
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A system designed to prevent medication errors by checking a patient's medication information against his or her barcoded wristband   Electronic medication administration record (EMAR)  
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When a prescription is written from the personal digital assistant and an electronic fax or when an actual electronic data interchange transaction is generated that transmits the prescription directly to the retail pharmacy's information system   Electronic prescribing (e-Rx)  
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A system that requiress the author of a document to sign onto a patient record using a user ID and password, reviews the document to be signed, and indicated approval   Electronic signature authentication (ESA)  
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Converted into code   Encoded  
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A popular protocol (format) for transmitting data in local area networks   Ethernet  
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Health services based on clinical methods that have throughly tested through controlled, peer-reviewed biomedical studies   Evidence-based medicine  
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A system of connections of private Internet networks outside an organization's firewall that uses Internet technology to enable collaborative applications among enterprises   Extranet  
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A plan in which health information is shared among providers   Health information exchange (HIE)  
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The technology aspects of processing health data and records, including classification and coding, abstracting, registry development, storage, and so on   Health information technology (HIT)  
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The federal legislation enacted to provide continuity of health coverage, control fraud and abuse in healthcare, reduce healthcare costs, and guarantee the security and privacy of health information   Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1966 (HIPPA)  
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A standards development organization accredited by the American National Standards Institute that addresses issues at the seventh, or application, level of healthcare systems interconnections   Health Level Seven (HL7)  
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The comprehensive database containing all the clinical, administrative, financial, and demographic information about each patient served by a hospital   Hospital information system (HIS)  
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Physsicians employed by teaching hospitials to play the role that admitting physicians fulfill in hospitals that are not affiliated with medical training programs   Hopitalist  
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The device used by humans to access and enter data into a computer system, such as a keyboard on a PC, personal digital assisant, voice recognition system, and so on   Human-computer interface  
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A health record that includes both paper and electronic elelments   Hybrid record  
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A form of testing during EHR implementation performed to ensure that the interfaces between applications and systems work   Integration testing  
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The state of being whole or unimpaired   Integrity  
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The ability, generally by adoption of standards, of systems to work together   Interoperability  
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A private information network that is similar to the Internet and whose servers are located inside a firewall or security barrier so that the general public cannot gain access to information housed within the network   Intranet  
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The process of resolving unexpected occurrences (for example, the late delivery of needed supplies or an uncorrected system problem)   Issues management  
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A network that connects multiple computers devices via continuous cable within a relatively small geographic area   Local area network (LAN)  
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The term used to refer to the configuration of a mainframe computer   Mainframe architecture  
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Legislation passed in 2003 designed to expand healthcare services for seniors, with a major focus on prescription drug benefits   Medicare Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA)  
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Protocols that help ensure that data transmitted form one system to another remain comparable   Message format standards  
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A series of steps required to move from one situation to another   Migration path  
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The act of entering data into a primary and a secondary server simultaneously so that the second server can continue to process the data in the event the primary server crashes   Mirrored processing  
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An organization that develops standards for exchanging prescription and payment information   National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP)  
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Codes that serve as product identifiers for human drugs, currently limited to prescription drugs and a few selected over-the-counter products   National Drug Codes (NDC)  
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A infrastructure proposed by the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics 2002 that would be a set of technologies, applications, systems, values, and laws that support all facets of provider healthcare, individual health, and public health   National health information infrastructure (NHI)  
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System that links various healthcare information systems together, allowing patients, physicians, healthcare institutions, and other entities nationwide to share clinical information privately and securely   National health information network (NHIN)  
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The world's largest medical library and a branch of the National Institutes of Health   National Library of Medicine (NLM)  
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The extraction of unstructured or structured medical word data, which are then translated into diagnostic or procedural codes for clinical and administrative applications   Natural language processing (NLP)  
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A system in which caregivers enter data into health records   Patient care charting system  
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A type of incentive to improve clinical performance using the electronic health record that could result in addtional reimbursement or eligibility for grants or other subsidies to support further HIT effortsA type of incentive to improve clin   Pay for performance (P4P)  
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A type of incentive to improve the quality of clinical outcomes using the electronic health record that could result in addtional reimbursement or eligibility for grants or other subsidies to support further HIT efforts   Pay for quality (P4Q)  
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A hand-held microcomputer, w/out a hard drive, that is capable of running applications such as e-mail & providing access to data & info, such as notes, phone lists, schedules, & lab results, primarily through a pen device   Personal digital assistant (PDA)  
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The vendor selected by the Bureau of Workers' Compensation to process outpatient medication bills submitted electronically   Pharmacy benefits manager (PBM)  
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An integrated computer system that obtains, stores, retreives, and displays digital images (in healthcare, radiological images)   Picture archiving and communications system (PACS)  
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The place or location where the physician administers services to the patient   Point of care (POC)  
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Special Web pages that offer secure access and entry of data upon authorization of the owner of the page   Portals  
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Software designed to help medical practices run more smoothly and efficiently   Practice management system (PMS)  
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Physician who provides, supervises, & coodinates the healthcare(hc) of a menmber & who manages referrals to other hc providers & utilization of hc services both inside & outside a managed care plan.(makes initial diagnosis of patient's medical condition)   Primary care physicians (PCP)  
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Under HIPAA, all individually identifiable info whether oral or recorded in any form or medium, that is created or received by a healthcare provider or any other entity subject to HIPAA requirements   Protected health information (PHI)  
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Organ. that performs medcl peer review of Medicare & Medicaid claims, incldng review of validity of hospital diagnosis & procedure coding info; completeness, adequacy, & QOC; and appro. of prospective paymnts for outlier cases & nonemergent use of the ER   Quality improvement orgranization (QIO)  
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A service that indicates where a given patient may have health information using probability equations   Record locator service (RLS)  
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A method of ensuring data security   Redundant arrays of independent (or inexpensive) disks (RAID)  
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An organization that manages the local deployment of systems promoting & facilitating the exchange of healthcare data w/in a national health information network   Regional health information organization (RHIO)  
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A type of database that stores data in predefiend tables made up of rows and columns   Relational database  
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A type of business correspondence asking for very specific product & contract info that is often sent to a narrow list of vendors that have been preselected after a review of requests for info during the design phase of the systems development life cycle   Request for proposal (RFP)  
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Situation where two servers are duplicating effort   Server redundancy  
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Situation where speech is converted to text on screen   Speech recognition  
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A vocabulary that is accepted throughout the healthcare industry   Standard vocabulary  
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Storage devices organized into a network so that they can be accessible from any server in the network   Storage area network (SAN)  
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Software used to manage the SAN, keep track of where data are stored, and move older data to less expensive, but still accessible, storage locations   Storage management software  
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Testing performed toward the end of EHR implementation to ensure that the actual number, or load, of transactions that would be performed during peak hours can be performed   Stress testing  
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The creation of data dictionaries, tables, decision support rules, templates for data entry, screen layouts, and reports used in the systems   System build  
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A type of testing performed by an independent organization to identify problems in information systems   System testing  
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A term referring to the narrative nature of much of clinical documentation to date   Textual  
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The testing step in EHR implementation that ensures that each data element is captured, recorded, and processes appropriately within a given application   Unit testing  
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Referring to the use and disclosure of a patient's personal health information   Uses and disclosures  
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An emerging architecture that utilizes Web-based tools to permit communication among different software applications   Web services architecture (WSA)  
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A computer network that connects devices across a large geographical area   Wide area network (WAN)  
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A data transmission network that uses an unguided medium such as radio waves or microwaves   Wireless local area network (WLAN)  
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Any work process that must be handled by more than one person   Workflow  
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