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Module 2
HSA 6197 Practice Questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The best explanations that support using Health Information Exchange (HIE) to reduce readmissions are: | ✅ HIE allows clinical data to follow patients across care settings |
| Which HIS features best support reimbursement, accuracy, and reduce claim denials? (Select all that apply) | ✅ PMS claim scrubbing tools. ✅ Integrated PMS with coding and eligibility checks |
| HIS challenge → Most appropriate technology-based solution: Gaps in follow-up between primary and specialist care | ✅ Most appropriate technology-based solution: Implementing HIE |
| HIS challenge → Most appropriate technology-based solution: Missed drug-allergy interactions | ✅ Most appropriate technology-based solution: CDSS |
| HIS challenge → Most appropriate technology-based solution: Inaccurate or delayed billing cycle | ✅ Most appropriate technology-based solution: PMS |
| HIS challenge → Most appropriate technology-based solution: Limited patient access to recent lab results | ✅ Most appropriate technology-based solution: Patient portal |
| HIS challenge → Most appropriate technology-based solution: Disjointed provider documentation across care transitions | ✅ Most appropriate technology-based solution: EHR |
| HIS challenge → Most appropriate technology-based solution: Lack of insight into appointment backlogs | ✅ Most appropriate technology-based solution: Scheduling dashboard |
| For addressing increasing no-show rates for follow-up visits, the best HIS-based approaches are: | ✅ Use PMS tools to automate appointment reminders and track rescheduling |
| The main risk of an EHR relying on proprietary data exchange standards is: | ✅ It could hinder seamless data sharing with external providers |
| For alert fatigue, the best administrative response(s) are: | ✅ Engage clinical informaticists to customize alert logic |
| For strategic decision-making, hospital executives need metrics that reveal financial health, care quality, efficiency, and patient engagement. Here’s how the options line up: | ✅ Claims denial rates ✅ Rate of duplicate test orders ✅ Percentage of patients using the patient portal |
| A well-integrated HIS can reduce documentation redundancy and support coordinated patient care. | ✅ Can reduce documentation redundancy ✅ Support coordinated patient care |
| What types of HIS-generated metrics can inform strategic decision-making for a hospital executive? (Select all that apply) | ✅ Claims denial rates ✅ Rate of duplicate test orders ✅ Percentage of patients using the patient portal |
| Health Information System → Aligned function: CDSS | ✅ Aligned function: Offers clinical recommendations and alerts |
| Health Information System → Aligned function: PMS | ✅ Aligned function: Supports billing, scheduling, and coding |
| Health Information System → Aligned function: Patient Portal | ✅ Aligned function: Enables patients to view and manage health info |
| Health Information System → Aligned function: EHR | ✅ Aligned function: Provides passive viewing of non-interoperable records |
| Health Information System → Aligned function: HIE | ✅ Aligned function: Supports cross-setting documentation and care plans |