In order be eligible to receive Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement for healthcare services, hospitals and physicians must comply with the set of regulations known as:

The act that required Peer Review Organizations (PROs) to report substandard care to licensing agencies is:

The first hospital in the United States was founded by Dr. Thomas Bond and:

The first hospital in the United States, founded in 1751, was:

This professional organization was formed in 1847 with the primary goal of ensuring quality medical education:

The health record is the source document that:

Healthcare professional refers to:

A third-party payer is often referred to as a(n):

A key advantage of using EHRs over paper is that:

A simple definition of an EHR is that it:

The keeping of health records in electronic format is known as:

A project "goes live" during which step in the project management process?

The ability of a nurse practitioner to view laboratory values online from the order entry application while making the appropriate pharmaceutical inventory available for reference is an example of:

What type of project most often requires a custom interface and programming?

A common barrier to employment of information technicians in healthcare is limited:

Prior computer or business systems that are sometimes kept partially in use during new system upgrades are called:

Searching for and extracting a large amount of data for the purpose of turning them into useful information through data analysis is called:

The creation of patient reminders for colonoscopy appointments based on identified trends in diagnoses and occurrence of colon cancer is a result of:

A general term that includes the application, infrastructure and tools, and best practices that enable access to analysis of information to improve and optimize decisions and performance is:

Under the concept of Meaningful Use, who should be at the center of the healthcare system?

Efficiently integrating HIT and health information exchange into facilities, providing better continuity of care to patients, positioning healthcare strategically for changes in reimbursement, and competing at a higher level on quality and costs of healthcare all represent goals of:

Charging a set fee for an office visit, a vaccination encounter by the nursing staff, or a telephone consultation would be an example of what type of healthcare reimbursement?

Also known as "pay for performance," what reimbursement method rewards clinicians for better patient health outcomes, such as preventative programs to lower blood pressure, and penalizes them for medical errors?

Every healthcare facility that treats patients must keep which of the following?

A patient arrives at a hospital to have a pre-operative consultation with an ENT. The information mailed to the patient stated that the patient should report to the registration department on arrival before going to the department of otolaryngology. This is an example of what type of registration process?

One of the ways that disaster recovery might be supported for a smaller facility is by using:

How often is maintenance performed on the MPI?

A medical recordkeeping system that uses both paper and electronic content is known as a(n) ______ system.

Which part of the hospital revenue cycle is coding a part of?

By definition, a legal health record is:

Why may a paper record need to be retrieved from the file room?

A patient was admitted to the hospital for an emergency appendectomy. The EMS responders hand off initial information about the patient's vitals to go in her health record. The nurse then updates and adds further information after an initial battery of tests. The doctor then includes pre-operative and post-operative reports. At this point in the healthcare process, what is the health record called?

Which measures were designed to change both healthcare delivery and payment to a more efficient model?

The ability of the nurse practitioner to view laboratory values online from the order entry application while making the appropriate pharmaceutical inventory available for reference is an example of:

Meaningful Use compliance is intended to result in:

The ability of a computer to understand what is written in an EHR or to understand human speech is known as:

Which of the following is NOT collected through the UHDDS abstracting process?

Which of the following is a federal third-party payer?

Patients can obtain personal health information from their health record by request and by download from a secure server through the use of what technology, a requirement of Meaningful Use?

Which of the following affects the appropriate release of information via a patient portal?

Which of the following is NOT included in the organization of the ONC Health IT standards?

Using public health, clinical outcomes, or consumer health to organize standards is an example of:

Which standard represents the standard for the actual health record and is an SML-based document that has been selected as acceptable under Meaningful Use?

The organizations that provide the infrastructure and services allowing for the movement of health-related data between nonaffiliated stakeholders based on nationally established guidelines are known as:

Which early health information exchanges in the 1990s were all unsuccessful?

Which exchange organization provides services only in a smaller region, usually a metropolitan area?

Using hospital mandatory reporting of infectious diseases through an online system is representative of what type of use, in which health information exchanges can improve healthcare?

Approximately what percentage of all healthcare reimbursement continues to be based on fee-for-service?

Which of the following rationales illustrates why providers do not want patient data kept in a central database?