Week 6 Exam Flashcards

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the process of identifying and defining the problem; determining what happened to cause it; and identifying what steps or possible solutions will be necessary to resolve it

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problem solving

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the process of choosing among several alternatives

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decision making

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what are the 5 steps in the decision making process?

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  1. problem identification
  2. problem analysis
  3. criteria establishment
  4. alternative development and decision making
  5. problem solution and feedback
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what are the 5 principles of LEAN?

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  1. identify value
  2. map the value stream
  3. create flow
  4. establish pull
  5. seek perfection or continuous improvement
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a LEAN manufacturing tool that helps to clean and organize the workplace, as well as improve how things are done through standardization

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5S System

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what are the components of a 5S System

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  1. sort
  2. simplify
  3. shine
  4. standardize
  5. sustain
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comparing measures of process against those of recognized leaders in the field and how it measures up to the standard set by those leaders. Typically has 4 categories

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benchmarking

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what are the 4 categories of benchmarking?

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cost effectiveness, staff productivity, process efficiency, time cycle

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developing ideas for creative problem solving. Objective is quantity not quality of ideas

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brainstorming

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pairs of numerical data with one variable on each axis, to look for a relationship between them. if the variables are correlated, the points will fall along a line or curve. the better the correlation, the tighter the points will hug the line

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scatter diagrams

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brainstorming activity that encourages participants in a discussion to look at an idea from more than one viewpoint. a valuable development of the pros and cons technique.

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PMI - plus/minus/interesting

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this is a visual way to look at cause and effect relationships which helps identify root causes of a problem

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a fishbone diagram

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these are maintained by local, county, state, or federal entities. these profits are held by the entity to further its cause. Exist to provide a service such as “healthcare.” these operate as a non-profit

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public sector labs

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privately held and its profits are distributed to the owners and its primary purpose is to generate revenue. “ for- profit”

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private sector labs

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process of planning, controlling, and evaluating available fiscal, material and personnel resources of an organization

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financial management

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a manager should be familiar with the basic accounting, economic, and financial principles, and their relationship to laboratory operations. this is how to….

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maintain success

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the analysis of cost and revenue data that provides information on operations and budgeting for managers.

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managerial cost accounting

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the process of determining the actual cost of performing a billable procedure

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micro costing

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fixed, variable, or semi-variable or mixed cost that may coincide with test volume

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cost behaviors

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includes all costs directly related performing the test. cost considers the test volume

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direct cost

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includes expenses that are part of doing business, but not directly related to the cost of the test being evaluated (all non-labor expenses, not test volume)

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indirect cost

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defined as the cost of providing a billable procedure

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expense

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a test that is billed to a payer

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billable

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contributes to the generation of a billable test result, but which is not directly reimbursable

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non-billable

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defined as the price of services rendered. it is the amount charged for a test or service
revenue
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refers to the hospital, the outpatient department, the physician or healthcare professional who furnishes care to the patient
provider
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refers to the government agencies and other public sources of funds: Trumpcare or Obamacare
payer
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refers to agencies such as blue cross and other commercial insurers
private payers
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people who do not have any other type of insurance
self payers
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amount charged by the insurer to insure against specific risks
premiums
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represents the amount the insured must first pay before benefits are payable
deductibles
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the proportion of the total medical costs, or a pre-determined dollar amount that the insured must pay out of pocked each time health services are received after the deductible has been paid
co-payments
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means providing healthcare services within a network of healthcare provide4rs
managed care
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a patient classification system initially developed to evaluate quality and resource consumption in a hospital setting
diagnostic related groups
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DRGs are used to reimburse hospital costs for medicare patients for..........
part A services (not physician services)
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what does ICD stand for?
international classification of diseases
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A doctor used the DRG system for services but used CPT coding to be reimbursed for all the labs they ordered for the patients hospital stay
physician reimbursement (Part B care)
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what does CPT stand for?
current procedural terminology
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what are the 3 relative value units that each code has?
work practice expense or overhead malpractice expense
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what do the ICD-10 and CPT codes justify?
the medical necessity of treatment and lab tests ordered
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used to pay hospitals for inpatient services
DRGs
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used to calculate pay to physicians for inpatient and outpatient visits and services
RBRVs
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to pay hospitals for outpatient services and emergency room care
APCs
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what are the 3 payment methodologies
DRGs, RBRVs, APCs
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prospective payment agreement between an insurance plan and provider (HMO policy)
capitation
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in patient care may be reimbursed on a per diem or per day basis
per diem
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reimbursement on a per case basis similar to the federal prospective payment system
per case
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certain types of care will be carved out of the set reimbursement amount
carve out
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what are computer systems composed of?
hardware, software, and tools for data entry and retrieval
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connected to mainframe computer forming the hospital information systems
servers
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allows communication between servers for different data management systems and between lab instruments and LIS software
interface software
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an internationally recognized program and the only one of its kind that utilizes teams of practicing laboratory professionals as inspectors
CAP
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improve patient safety by advancing the quality of pathology and laboratory services through education, standard setting, and ensuring laboratories meet or exceed regulatory requirements
the goal of CAP
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American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) established
1922
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first chemistry survey conducted CAP cooperates in American Medical Association blood bank survey
1949
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-first bacteriology survey conducted -national registry of forensic pathology founded with CAP support -college sends brochure on cytology to all US physicians first model laboratory operated at regular American Medical Association meeting
1958
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online surveys educational enhancements launched
2004
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what is the group decision-/making model approach? plan, do check, act. internal and external customers are taken into consideration
shewart cycle of management
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which process improvement technique cuts waste, makes work easier and simplifies system. also eliminates non value added steps to improve efficiencies?
LEAN
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which process improvement technique uses define, measure analyze, improve, control?
Six sigma DMAIC methodology
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tracking the path or a person on paper who are performing tasks. this step by step documentation is a visual creation of the flow and describes than actual activities, distance from the last step, estimated task time, observations, and return rate.
standard work chart (spaghetti diagram)
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amount of money and schedule when it is paid
cash flow
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what is the formula for cost per test?
fixed cost + variable cost / # of test run
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what does DRG stand for?
Diagnostic related groups
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wjat does RBRVs stand for?
resource based relative value scale
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what does APCs stand for?
ambulatory payment categories
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with a new LIS do all SOPs need to be updated?
YES
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electronic devices must be equipped with security measures to prevent
hacks patient privacy HIPPA prevent access by unauthorized users
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how often does cap give inspection?
2 years
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CVP
cost, volume,profit
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formula for CVP
total fixed cost / contribution margin test
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