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- - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - NUR 4870 Week 3 Quiz Informatics Questions & Answers – Keiser University (A+ Grade) ● Question 1 2 out of 2 points The ... typical participants involved in the preparations for accreditation and for the accreditation process itself are which of the following? Select all that apply. Correct Answers: Medical records personnel Privacy and security officers Quality assurance staff Clinicians Compliance officers Answer Feedback: Rationale: Typical accreditation participants include administration, nursing administration, medical records personnel, information systems and technology personnel, privacy and security officers, compliance officers, legal representation, educators, decision support staff, quality assurance staff, clinicians, policy makers, and ancillary departments. Cognitive Level: Understanding Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care Answer Feedback: Rationale: Typical accreditation participants include administration, nursing administration, medical records personnel, information systems and technology personnel, privacy and security officers, compliance officers, legal representation, educators, decision support staff, quality assurance staff, clinicians, policy makers, and ancillary departments. Cognitive Level: Understanding Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care Response Feedback: Rationale: Typical accreditation participants include administration, nursing administration, medical records personnel, information systems and technology personnel, privacy and security officers, compliance officers, legal representation, educators, decision support staff, quality assurance staff, clinicians, policy makers, and ancillary departments. Cognitive Level: Understanding Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care ● Question 2 2 out of 2 points Medicare is an age or disability based benefit. How is Medicare funded? Correct Answer: Through tax dollars Answer Feedback: Rationale: Medicare is funded through tax dollars. Cognitive Level: Understanding Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care ● Question 3 2 out of 2 points Despite the negative responses by health care providers toward the transition from ICD-9 to ICD-10, which of the following statements is a clear benefit of the transition? Correct Answer: Over 100 countries have already adopted the ICD-10 coding system. Answer Feedback: Rationale: The ICD-9 has outlived its usefulness. With the number of countries throughout the world that have already implemented the ICD-10, the United States has not kept pace with global changes. Cognitive Level: Evaluating Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care ● Question 4 2 out of 2 points Which of the following is a barrier associated with patient use of PHRs in rural regions? Correct Answer: Access Answer Feedback: Rationale: Barriers that are associated with patient use of PHRs in rural regions include: Access. Ability to connect to the Internet is essential. Many rural communities remain "unwired." While this barrier goes beyond the scope of medical care, patients can be asked about access through friends, family members, work and libraries. Some large health systems such as the VA provide computer access in libraries. Awareness. Patients and caregivers must know about PHR tools and understand their value. Promotion and marketing are important, including word-of-mouth, social networking, and clinician endorsement. Dedicated staff can help design promotional materials, demonstrating tools and disseminating through a variety of channels. Usability. How easy is the application to use? PHR systems that utilized, during their development, a user-centered design process, conducted usability testing and were modified on user input can have greater ease of use and be more intuitive, eHealth Literacy. Patients bring a wide variation in their capacity to use information technology. Those having lower levels of literacy and Internet abilities are likely to have greater challenges in using the PHR as intended. Ensuring a high level of usability, including easy navigation, simple functionality, and readability can enhance willingness and ability to use the PHR. Meaningful Use. PHR usage will be dependent upon users' perception of benefit. Patients must perceive that PHRs will be relevant to their health and beneficial to their lives. Incorporating features such as secure messaging, laboratory results, and appointment and medication requests, will be most valuable to patients and caregivers. Clinical Integration. Nurses, physicians, and other professionals providing care have an important role in the successful deployment and adoption of PHRs. As patients will continue to see health professionals as a source of expert information, encouraging and demonstrating use of these tools to patients and families will be important. Cognitive Level: Analyzing Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care ● Question 5 2 out of 2 points Which of the following answers depicts the use of the ANA recognized nursing classifications to codify data? Correct Answer: The ANA recognized nursing classifications codify data used during the nursing process such as assessments, nurse sensitive problems, interventions, and outcomes. Answer Feedback: Rationale: The American Nurses Association (ANA), through the Committee for Nursing Practice Information Infrastructure (CNPII), recognizes terminologies appropriate for use by nursing (Warren & Bakken, 2002). Terminologies must meet defined criteria for approval. The criteria specify that terminologies must be used to support nursing practice reflecting the nursing process. The nursing process data elements include assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification (goal), planning, implementation (interventions), and evaluation. The terminologies have to contain concepts that are clear and unambiguous with a unique identifier. Cognitive Level: Understanding Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care ● Question 6 2 out of 2 points What is the rationale the AMA is using to oppose the do-not-pay list? Correct Answer: Physicians assert each patient's circumstances are unique and complications cannot always be prevented or explained. Answer Feedback: Rationale: The AMA opposes the do-not-pay list, stating there are better methods of controlling health care spending and reimbursement costs. Physicians fear the do-not-pay expansion will have a reverse affect on the quality of care. Each patient's circumstances are unique and complications cannot always be prevented or explained (Medicare-medicaid.com, n.d.). Cognitive Level: Evaluating Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care ● Question 7 2 out of 2 points The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of March 2010 (PPACA) Section 1561 will, when fully activated by 2014, extend affordable health care to an estimated 32 million more people. Which of the following is not a financial impact of the Act? Correct Answer: The need to monitor patient outcomes Answer Feedback: Rationale: The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of March 2010 (PPACA) Section 1561 will, when fully activated by 2014, extend affordable health care to an estimated 32 million more people. This will require the need for the additional purchase of supplies, hiring more staff and health information technology (HIT) coordinators. Cognitive Level: Remembering ● Question 8 2 out of 2 points The use of which of the following is a means of ensuring the data collection is accurate and valid? Answer Correct Answer: Standardized terminology Answer Feedback: Rationale: The use of standardized terminology is a means of ensuring the data collection is accurate and valid. Standardized terminology is essential for successful development and implementation of an EHR. Terminology is required to represent, communicate, exchange, manage, and report data, information, and knowledge. It enables safe, patient-centric, high quality health care that optimizes data collection for the measurement of patient outcomes. Cognitive Level: Understanding Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care - - - - - -● Question 47 2 out of 2 points The use of standardized nursing terminology will result in better __________ among the interdisciplinary team. Correct: Evaluation Method Correct Answer Case Sensitivity Exact Match communication Response Feedback: Rationale: The use of coded standardized terminology for nurses is vital to bedside nursing and to the nursing profession. It is essential because it enables consistent use of terminologies across clinical settings and specialists. The use of standardized nursing terminology will result in better communication to the interdisciplinary team, increase the visibility of nursing interventions, enhance data collection used to evaluate and analyze patient care outcomes, and support greater adherence to standards of care. Further, the use of standardized nursing terminology can be used to assess nursing competency. Health care facilities are required to demonstrate the competency of staff for the Joint Commission. The nursing interventions delineated in standardized terminologies can be used as a means by which to assess nurse competency in the performance of these interventions (Rutherford, 2008). Cognitive Level: Applying Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care ● Question 48 2 out of 2 points Widespread adoption of HIT (Health Information Technology) requires __________ and policies that make quality improvement and cost reduction essential to providers in order to accomplish their financial and professional goals. Answer Correct Answer: Evaluation Method Correct Answer Case Sensitivity Exact Match economic incentives Response Feedback: Rationale: Ultimately widespread adoption of HIT requires economic incentives and policies that make quality improvement and cost reduction essential to providers in order to accomplish their financial and professional goals. Cognitive Level: Analyzing Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care ● Question 49 2 out of 2 points Pay for Performance (P4P) otherwise known as value-based purchasing (VBP) system has been developed through ObamaCare. Which of the following are considered goals of this initiative? Select all that apply. Correct Answers: Financial viability Payment initiatives Effectiveness Ensuring access Answer Feedback: Rationale: What has been termed ObamaCare involves a system called Pay for Performance (P4P) otherwise known as value-based purchasing (VBP). Accountable care organizations will be formed to police the quality of services health care professionals and facilities provide. This system rewards physicians and other health care professionals when patients receive good results from that care. The following are goals for VBP: ● Financial viability-where the financial viability of the traditional Medicare fee-for-service program is protected for beneficiaries and taxpayers. ● Payment incentives-where Medicare payments are linked to the value (quality and efficiency) of care provided. ● Joint accountability-where physicians and providers have joint clinical and financial accountability for health care in their communities. ● Effectiveness-where care is evidence-based and outcomes-driven to better manage diseases and prevent complications from them. ● Ensuring access-where restructured Medicare fee-for-service payment system provides equal access to high quality, affordable care. ● Safety and transparency-where a value-based payment system gives beneficiaries information based on quality, cost, and safety of their health care. ● Smooth transitions-where payment of systems support well coordinated care across different providers and settings. ● Electronic health records-where value-driven health care supports the use of information technology to give providers the ability to deliver high quality, efficient, well coordinated care (Goals For Value-Based Purchasing, 2010, p. 4). Cognitive Level: Analyzing Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care Response Feedback: Rationale: What has been termed ObamaCare involves a system called Pay for Performance (P4P) otherwise known as value-based purchasing (VBP). Accountable care organizations will be formed to police the quality of services health care professionals and facilities provide. This system rewards physicians and other health care professionals when patients receive good results from that care. The following are goals for VBP: ● Financial viability-where the financial viability of the traditional Medicare fee-for-service program is protected for beneficiaries and taxpayers. ● Payment incentives-where Medicare payments are linked to the value (quality and efficiency) of care provided. ● Joint accountability-where physicians and providers have joint clinical and financial accountability for health care in their communities. ● Effectiveness-where care is evidence-based and outcomes-driven to better manage diseases and prevent complications from them. ● Ensuring access-where restructured Medicare fee-for-service payment system provides equal access to high quality, affordable care. ● Safety and transparency-where a value-based payment system gives beneficiaries information based on quality, cost, and safety of their health care. ● Smooth transitions-where payment of systems support well coordinated care across different providers and settings. ● Electronic health records-where value-driven health care supports the use of information technology to give providers the ability to deliver high quality, efficient, well coordinated care (Goals For Value-Based Purchasing, 2010, p. 4). Cognitive Level: Analyzing Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation Client Need: Safe Effective Care Environment Client Need Sub: Management of Care ● Question 50 2 out of 2 points __________ is a globally recognized controlled health care vocabulary that provides a common language for electronic health applications. Answer Correct Answer: Evaluation Method Correct Answer Case Sensitivity Exact Match SNOMED CT Response Feedback: Rationale: SNOMED CT is a globally recognized controlled health care vocabulary that provides a common language for electronic health applications. SNOMED CT is SNOMED CT enables a consistent way of capturing, sharing, and aggregating health data across specialties and sites of care. The use of SNOMED CT within electronic health records provides interoperable data collection that can be analyzed and used in the implementation of evidence-based practice, decision support rules, reporting of quality measures and administrative billing. 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