Health Informatics Flashcards
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What computer-based system is designed for collecting, storing, manipulating, and making clinical information important to the health care delivery process?
Answer: Clinical information system
The statement 'It enables us to disclose information to anybody' is incorrect and requires correction because healthcare information technology is governed by strict privacy and security regulations, such as HIPAA. These regulations mandate that patient information can only be disclosed to authorized individuals or entities, emphasizing confidentiality and preventing indiscriminate sharing.
Which of the following made by a nurse on information technology needs further correction?
Answer: "It enables us to disclose information to anybody."
An Electronic Health Record (EHR) system is a comprehensive digital record of a patient's health information that integrates data from various hospital departments, including labs, pharmacies, and nursing. It manages health information using modern information techniques, providing a holistic view of the patient's care and facilitating efficient information sharing across healthcare settings.
It integrates all the information and data of all the hospital departments and manages health information using modern information techniques.
Answer: Electronic health record system
In a system context, a 'failure' refers to the inability of a system or component to perform its required functions according to its specifications. When a network problem causes the hospital's communication system to become unavailable, it represents a failure in the system's intended operation, preventing it from delivering its expected service.
The nurse on duty in the OB-Gyne Unit is irritable because a problem in the network occurs, resulting in the unavailability of the communication system within the hospital. This is an example of
Answer: Failure
A dependable system is characterized by its ability to deliver service that can justifiably be trusted. This concept encompasses key attributes such as reliability (performing correctly over time), integrity (protecting against unauthorized alteration), and performance (meeting operational requirements). Measuring these aspects ensures the system's trustworthiness and consistent operation.
It measures the reliability, integrity, and performance of the system. This refers to?
Answer: Dependable System
The given correct answer is "Dependable System". This refers to a system that measures the reliability, integrity, and performance of the system. In other words, a dependable system is one that can be trusted to function consistently and accurately, without any disruptions or errors. It ensures that the system is reliable, meaning it can be counted on to perform its intended functions consistently. It also ensures the integrity of the system, meaning the data and information within it are accurate and secure. Lastly, it measures the performance of the system, ensuring that it meets the required standards and performs efficiently.
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