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DEEDS   Data Element for Emergency Department Systems  
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HEDIS   Helath Plan Employer Data and Information System  
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MDS   Minimum Data Set  
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MPI   Master Patient Index  
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OASIS   Outcome and Assessment Information Set  
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RAI   Resident Assessment Instrument  
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RHIO   Regional Health Information Organization  
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UCDS   Uniform Clinical Data Set  
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SOAP   Subjective Objective Data Plan  
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Acute care patient record   Usually concerned with one stay/episode  
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Outpatient medical record   Usually limited to one group/clinic  
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Data   Means both computer information and information in health record. Data refers to facts  
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Information   Processed data in a useful form that conveys meaning  
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Knowledge   A combination of rules, relationships, ideas and experience  
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Patient Health Record   Primary legal record documenting health care services provided to a person in any aspect of the health care system; Repository of information about a single patient Condition of patient’s health Care and treatments the patient received Outcome of car  
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Patient Health Record   Generated by health care professionals as a direct result of interaction with a patient or with individuals who have personal knowledge of the patient  
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Primary Records   Used for patient care; information gathered from patients and their providers, additional information from devices, dx tests  
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Secondary Records   Created after patient care by the analysis, summarization, or abstraction of information from primary records; Used for reimbursement or insurance claims, research, government agencies, quality improvement  
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Demographic Data   Collected upon initial registration, includes name, address, phone numbers, billing info; called face sheet in paper system  
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Physical Exam is also called:   SOAP note (progress notes and physcian's office)  
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Clinical Data   Medical Hx, Physical exam, dx and therapeutic orders/reports, dx images/reports, pre-op and operative reports, referral consultation reports  
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Referral consultation reports must include:   information about the source and reason for the request, evidence that the consultant reviewed the patient’s medical record and examined the patient, documentation of pertinent findings, opinions, and recommendations  
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SOAP Notes   Subjective - Pts description of symptoms and chief complaint; Objective - findings of physical and dx tests; Assessment - Physicians dx; Plan - Physicians orders and plan of care for tx  
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Standard Data Elements   Improves interoperability, defined by NCVHS; Collection of data elements determined to be minimum necessary for particular purpose; Usually represent minimum list of data, elements that must be collected  
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NCVHS   National Committee on Vital Health Statistics  
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RHIO Implementation Issuses   Technical issues related to interfacing with multiple, unrelated healthcare systems; Economic issues related to who bears cost of networking, interface programming, and maintenance of translation and MPI systems, political/ownership issuses  
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Real-time telemedicine   Requires presence of all parties at same time; Challenges: different time zones, state laws  
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Store and forward telemedicine   Allows one party to send information that is saved, then reviewed; Challenges: delays when additional information, tests, response needed  
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Teleradiology   transmission of diagnostic images from one location to another, usually to have images “read” by radiologist  
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Telemonitoring   Transmission of information from devices that allow doctors to study multiple measurements of vital signs or tests in course of patient’s normal daily activity  
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Advantages of E-visits:   secure msg transmission, creates documented medical records with symptom information, handled by a doctor on call; May be reimbursed as legitimate visit by Blue Cross/Blue Shield plans and other private insurance carriers  
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