Read each chapter pertaining to each question from the book "Understanding Health Information Systems for the Health Professions" (2020). Then answer the following questions:

Chapter 1

What is the first activity that should take place when embarking on an HIS project?

In 1999, the Institute of Medicine published the watershed report: (name that report)

Chapter 2

What is Data?

The progression of data captured in HIS as seen through the HIS conceptual model is (name the four progressions)

Chapter 3

Approximately 30 percent of the U.S.s health care spending is wasted. This amounts to_______ billion

B. The U.S. ranks _____ among eleven high-income countries in financial access to care, with barriers to care highest for those who are uninsured.

Chapter 4

A. An organizations long-term and evolving view of its future role and place in its environment is its ________.

B. The vision statement is an articulation of the __________________state of the organization.

Chapter 5

A. ___________ (Structure) are the methods and formats used to organize data in a computer, often described in terms of records, files, and arrays.

B. Data about data is called _____________.

Chapter 6

A ______________________________________ (three words) is a computerized system that supports clinical diagnosis, treatment planning, and medical outcomes evaluations

B. Computerized physician order entry (CPOE) systems involve the electronic entry of medical practitioner instructions, referred to as ___________, for the treatment of patients under that practitioners care.

Chapter 7

The term used to describe the processes that ensure effective and efficient use of IT in enabling an organization to achieve its goals is called:______________________ (three words)

The ITG framework that is the most widely adopted by healthcare organizations is the ______________________(four words).

Chapter 8

The triad of software selection criteria are __________, ___________________, _______________.

.Infrastructure devices are selected in: Phase __________.

Chapter 9

Early HIS innovations occurred at a small number of noteworthy healthcare organizations: Intermountain Health, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Regenstrief Institute, Partners Health and a few others. These four organizations are responsibly for a full _____ percent of all studies of HIS in between 1995 and 2007.

EMRAM was developed with the intention of assisting healthcare organizations measuring and tracking progress towards more robust EHR systems. How many graduating levels EMR functionality does the EMRAM use? _____________ (levels)

Chapter 10

The portion of the U.S. GDP attributable to healthcare is:________________

If all Type II diabetics were to properly test their blood glucose at least twice daily how many tests would occur annually is __________billion.

Chapter 11

Would you say that Providers are best able to affect industry change? Quick reason why ________

In a roles-based BI/CI implementation the targeted users include _______________________.

Chapter 12

Telehealth is reaching levels of massive growth, with a market for virtual health applications and activities expected to reach $3.5 billion by ______ according to Verify Markets.

For physicians, every one hour spent with patients requires an additional _____ hour(s) spent in the EHR system.

Chapter 13

A study in 2008, ____ percent of general practitioners in Australia, New Zealand, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom reportedly used EHRs, whereas ___ percent of practitioners in ambulatory settings in the U.S. and Canada used EHRs.

In comparing healthcare costs as a percent of gross domestic product, the U.S. spends _______ percentage at 17.1 percent.

*(response as one of these choices 1) highest, 2) lowest or 3 (average)

Chapter 14

In the United States, the number of adults using mobile phones for health information increased from 232.2 million in 2012 to 258 million in 2015, with a projected 276.7 million in ________.

In a recent study, ________ of physicians responded that they are considering non-clinical career options, due to the administrative and regulatory burden of practicing medicine in todays environmentthis represents an increase of 11 percent over the past three years.