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Healthcare providers need to keep accurate records system to store information about patients and the use of these records can help them make certain diagnoses, recommendations, and plan of
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HEALTH RECORDS

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Collections of patient’s health data or information

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HEALTH RECORDS

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A digital, repository or form of storage of the health status of the patient

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ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD (EHR)

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Traditionally, patients depend on their healthcare
providers regarding their health records

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HEALTH RECORDS

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the use of modern technology in compiling in healthcare information between medical practitioners for a more holistic approach for healing.

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Healthcare information system

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A process that connects the patients with the healthcare providers, patients to the resources and different services

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case management information systems

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types of healthcare organization information systems

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  1. case management information systems
  2. communication systems
  3. core business systems
  4. computer based patient record
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This system is directed toward ensuring that patients receive best possible care

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case management information systems

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Includes numerous assessments, planning, implementation, follow up’s and evaluating outcomes

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case management information systems

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General benefit: Reduce risks, decrease cost and ensure quality

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case management information systems

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A good communication is critical in having a good healthcare

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communication systems

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Continue to evolve to improve the delivery of healthcare and enhance productivity

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communication systems

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What are the systems communciation systems

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  1. provider to provider
  2. provider to patient systems
    3.internal messaging
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Promote interaction among healthcare providers and patients

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communication systems

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example for provider to provider

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insurance companies

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example for provider to patient systems

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telemedicine

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example for internal messaging

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emergency notifications

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The trust of the system is for the maximization of resources and minimization of waste without the reduction of quality in the patient care

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core business systems

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some health records are still paper-based while other components are electronics

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hybrid environment

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A healthcare organization will have multiple information systems that must be available to share information.

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hybrid environment

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Used in 1980’s by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) further described it as “a system specifically designed to support users through the availability of complete and accurate data, practitioner reminders and alerts, clinical decision support, links to bodies of medical knowledge and, other aids”

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computer described patient record (CPR)

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What are the 5 common business systems

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  1. Admissions
  2. Discharge and transfers
  3. Financial systems
  4. Acuity systems
  5. Scheduling systems
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whatare the 3 main goals?

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  1. Improve communication across care providers
  2. Improve chronic care patient management
  3. Reduce unnecessary hospital utilization
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May benefit clinicians and patients from faulty, incorrect and misinterpreted data

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order entry systems

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Refers to the request, instructions and intentions to perform a specific tasks
order entry systems
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Instead of making traditional handwritten transcriptions, doctors or clinicians can place orders using this system
order entry systems
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These are patient-centered which contains observations, interventions and outcomes noted by the care team
patient care support systems
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A meaningful engagement of patient and physician stakeholders must be solicited in a well- coordinated manner with broad healthcare system that supports full execution of patient-centered processes
patient care support systems
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A digital record that provides comprehensive health information about your patients
electronic health records
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Are built to share information with others healthcare providers and organizations such as laboratories, specialists, medical imaging facilities, pharmacies, emergencies and workplace clinics
electronic health records
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They contain information from all clinicians involved in a patient's care
electronic health records
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key components of ehr
1. Administrative and Billing Data 2. Patient Demographics 3. Progress Notes 4. Vital Signs 5. Medical Histories 6. Diagnoses 7. Medications 8. Immunization Dates 9. Allergies 10. Radiology Images 11. Laboratory and Tests Results
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Handwritten documentations used in the hospital settings or different clinical settings
manual record systems
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Can be accessed through online or application within the facility’
automated record systems
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whatare the advantages of manual record systems
1. Lowstart-up costs 2. Trainingofstaffis simple 3. Requires less technically trained staff 4Paper records are available because there is no downtime
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what are the disadvantage of manual record systems
1. Retrieval of information is not easily customized 2. Handwritten information can be illegible 3. Difficult to abstract information 4. Undocumented services are not usually discovered
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supply EHR and other applications with data
SOURCE SYSTEMS
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what are the 2 parts of administrative and financial systems?
1. REGISTRATION, ADMISSION, DISCHARGE AND TRANSFER (R- ADT) 2. PATIENT (PFSs) FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
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Register admission services, patients for or outpatient capturing
REGISTRATION, ADMISSION, DISCHARGE AND TRANSFER (R- ADT)
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administrative and financial systems: Tracks when patients are admitted and opens an account for them
REGISTRATION, ADMISSION, DISCHARGE AND TRANSFER (R- ADT)
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administrative and financial systems: Tracks all transfers within the hospital
REGISTRATION, ADMISSION, DISCHARGE AND TRANSFER (R- ADT)
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administrative and financial systems:Closes the account when a patient is discharged
REGISTRATION, ADMISSION, DISCHARGE AND TRANSFER (R- ADT)
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Frequently called billing system in a physician practice, aid revenue cycle management (RCM)
PATIENT (PFSs) FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
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Refers to the entire process of creating, submitting, analyzing, and obtaining payment for healthcare services
PATIENT (PFSs) FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
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Ancillary or departmental systems are also called:
Clinical departmental systems
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Serves primarily to manage the department
ANCILLARY OR DEPARTMENTAL SYSTEMS
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Providing key clinical data for the EHR
ANCILLARY OR DEPARTMENTAL SYSTEMS
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what are the 3 main departments of ancillary or departmental systems?
1. Laboratory Information System 2. Radiology Information System 3. Pharmacy Information System
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ancillary or departmental systems: 1. receives order for a lab test 2. generates a work list for specimen collection, labeling, and accessioning 3. retrieve results from an auto-analyzer 4. perform quality control 5. maintain an inventory of equipment and supplies needed
Laboratory information system
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ancillary or departmental systems: 1. Performs similar functions 2. receives order, scheduling 3. notifying hospital personnel or the patient 4. tracking the performance of the procedure and its output 5. tracking preparation of the report 6. performing quality control 7. maintaining an inventory of equipment and supplies
radiology information system
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ancillary or departmental systems: 1. receives order for a drug 2. checking for contraindications 3. compounding any drugs requiring special preparation 4. dispensing the drug in the appropriate dose and for appropriate route of administrations 5. maintains inventory 6. supporting staffing
pharmacy information system
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