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CAHIMS Project Management and Change Management Flashcards

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  1. What is the primary goal of a 'go-live readiness assessment' before an EHR implementation?

    Answer: To verify that systems, staff, and processes are sufficiently prepared for the transition

    A go-live readiness assessment evaluates whether technology, training, workflows, and support structures meet the criteria needed for a safe and successful launch.

  2. In Kotter's 8-Step Change Model, what is the FIRST step?

    Answer: Create a sense of urgency

    Kotter's model begins with creating a sense of urgency by helping stakeholders understand why change is necessary and time-sensitive.

  3. Which risk response strategy involves transferring the financial impact of a healthcare IT project risk to a third party?

    Answer: Risk transfer

    Risk transfer shifts the financial consequences of a risk to another party, commonly through insurance, warranties, or vendor service agreements.

  4. A project manager notices that a critical EHR migration task has fallen behind schedule. Which tool best helps visualize task dependencies and timeline?

    Answer: Gantt chart

    A Gantt chart displays project tasks along a timeline with dependencies, making it easy to identify delays and their downstream effects on the schedule.

  5. What does 'training the trainer' mean in the context of a healthcare IT system rollout?

    Answer: Preparing selected staff to train their peers on the new system

    Train-the-trainer programs equip selected super users or champions to deliver training to their colleagues, scaling instructional capacity across large organizations.

  6. Which document outlines the expected deliverables, milestones, and boundaries of a healthcare IT project?

    Answer: Project scope statement

    The project scope statement defines in detail what is and is not included in the project, establishing deliverables, milestones, constraints, and assumptions.

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