adverse drug event (ADE)

An injury caused from a medical intervention that is linked to a medication.

clinical decision making

An iterative process using nursing knowledge to assess a client situation, identify the priority concern, then use evidence-based interventions to implement care.

clinical information system

Computer systems that allow for instant retrieval of client information either directly or from data networks.

A standardized method of health care delivery for a specific group of clients through the use of practices based on evidence-based guidelines.

digital health literacy

The ability to search, obtain, understand, and evaluate information from electronic sources and utilize that knowledge to manage a health issue.

electronic health record (EHR)

Systemic, digitized documentation system used to improve medical records. A computerized, real-time form of a client's paper chart that can be shared between members of the interprofessional team

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

Legislation to protect coverage and private information of clients. Its purpose is to protect client's privacy and personal health information from security breaches, particularly electronic data.

The ability to obtain, read, and understand health-related information

The use of information and technology to communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision-making.

information technology

Technology and physical devices used to create and store information, including electronic health records.

Preventable error capable of causing harm or death to a client under the care of a health care provider.

protected health information (PHI)

Any information held by a covered entity that can be linked to an individual.

A systematic process of analyzing care practices to maintain the highest levels of client care and outcomes.

Is a method used to create a situation that mimics a real experience and is used for the practice, assessment, education, or to acquire knowledge of system's or a person's actions.

The provision of both clinical and nonclinical aspects of health care delivery through the use of telecommunication devices such as the internet and telephone.

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ATI Module

Informatics (Exam 1)

Question	Answer
adverse drug event (ADE)	An injury caused from a medical intervention that is linked to a medication.
clinical decision making	An iterative process using nursing knowledge to assess a client situation, identify the priority concern, then use evidence-based interventions to implement care.
clinical information system	Computer systems that allow for instant retrieval of client information either directly or from data networks.
clinical pathways	A standardized method of health care delivery for a specific group of clients through the use of practices based on evidence-based guidelines.
digital health literacy	The ability to search, obtain, understand, and evaluate information from electronic sources and utilize that knowledge to manage a health issue.
electronic health record (EHR)	Systemic, digitized documentation system used to improve medical records. A computerized, real-time form of a client's paper chart that can be shared between members of the interprofessional team
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)	Legislation to protect coverage and private information of clients. Its purpose is to protect client's privacy and personal health information from security breaches, particularly electronic data.
health literacy	The ability to obtain, read, and understand health-related information
informatics	The use of information and technology to communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision-making.
information technology	Technology and physical devices used to create and store information, including electronic health records.
medication error	Preventable error capable of causing harm or death to a client under the care of a health care provider.
protected health information (PHI)	Any information held by a covered entity that can be linked to an individual.
quality improvement	A systematic process of analyzing care practices to maintain the highest levels of client care and outcomes.
simulation	Is a method used to create a situation that mimics a real experience and is used for the practice, assessment, education, or to acquire knowledge of system's or a person's actions.
telehealth	The provision of both clinical and nonclinical aspects of health care delivery through the use of telecommunication devices such as the internet and telephone.

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