Lecture-EHR (not sure why i made this one either) Flashcards

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List some Meaningful Use criteria (laundry list)

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  • demographics
  • maintain active med, allergy, problem lists
  • record and chart changes in Vitals, including BMI, growth charts for kids
  • RECORD SMOKING STATUS
  • drug/drug and drug/allergy interaction checks
  • computerized physician order entry
  • generate and transmit permissible Rx electronically
  • implement 1 clinical decision support tool
  • capability to exchange pt info between providers and acceptable entities electronically
  • provide clinical summaries for each pt at each visit
  • provide pts with electronic versions of their health data upon request
  • report total of 6 ambulatory clinical quality measures to CMS or states
  • protect pt health info through use of appropriate technical capabilities
  • protect electronic health info w/appropriate technical capabilities
  • ability to contact pt w/reminders for necessary health care using method per their preference
  • ability to reference specific populations for tracking of recommended tests, labs, etc
  • capability for pts access their records electronically, contact provider electronically
  • ability to submit cancer cases to cancer registries
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per CMS guidelines, attending doc must verify and redocument HPI and exam, can only “accept” students documentation of __

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ROS or PMH, PSH, Soc hx, and Fam hx

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MUSTS for medical students:

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1-have OWN unique login and pw to chart on behalf of preceptor
2-contribute meaningful data to the EHR with inclusion of a student note or, at least, students review/update of past, family/social hx and ROS
3-enter data into appropriate fields in EHR
4-have all notes reviewed, edited, signed by supervising doc, with appropriate instructive feedback given

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Ideally, student should also *:

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1-have at a minimum 1 note per day routed to preceptor for feedback
2-review screening and prevention recommendations for given pt, bring to atn of supervising doc if needed
3-become familiar w/: selection of dx’s, CPT/ICD-10 codes and how these are linked to billing; order entry including linking dx to tests; E-Rx; pt-centered medical home metrics; meaningful use metrics; query functions that practices use for population mgmt, if available

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