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Communication & Stakeholder Engagement Flashcards

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  1. Which principle of health informatics communication ensures that all relevant parties receive timely, accurate project updates?

    Answer: Transparent information sharing

    Transparent information sharing ensures stakeholders can make informed decisions and trust the project team.

  2. A CHI practitioner is facilitating a go-live readiness review meeting. Which SBAR component should be presented first?

    Answer: Situation

    SBAR begins with Situation — a brief statement of the current issue or context — before providing supporting details.

  3. What is the PRIMARY purpose of a communication plan in a health IT implementation project?

    Answer: To define who gets what information, when, and through which channel

    A communication plan ensures systematic, role-appropriate information delivery throughout the project lifecycle.

  4. Physician resistance to a new clinical decision support tool is identified. Which stakeholder engagement approach is MOST evidence-based?

    Answer: Identify physician champions to advocate peer-to-peer

    Peer-to-peer influence through respected physician champions is one of the most effective strategies for overcoming clinical resistance to health IT.

  5. In health informatics, a 'feedback loop' in stakeholder communication refers to:

    Answer: A mechanism for stakeholders to respond to communications and influence project decisions

    A communication feedback loop allows stakeholders to respond, ensuring their input is captured and incorporated into decisions.

  6. During a health IT project, a key physician champion unexpectedly resigns. What is the BEST immediate communication action?

    Answer: Notify all stakeholders transparently and begin identifying a new champion

    Proactive transparent communication about personnel changes maintains stakeholder trust and allows the team to mobilize a replacement quickly.

  7. Which document formally defines the roles, responsibilities, and authority levels of stakeholders in a health IT governance structure?

    Answer: RACI matrix

    A RACI matrix (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed) explicitly maps decision rights and involvement for every stakeholder.