Use appropriate health IT, informatics and data terms and techniques to achieve optimal individual and population health outcomes, especially in the context of health care delivery, administration, oversight and improvement.  

Term 1. Health Information Technology (HIT) 2. Health Informatics and Biomedical Informatics 3. Electronic Health Record and Personal Health Record 4. Admission, Discharge and Transfer (ADT) 5. Clinical Data Repository 6. Digital Front Door 7. Health Information Exchange, including: (1) 3 distinct forms of HIE and (2) the various types of organizations (differentiate the three) 8. Data Warehouse, Data Mart and Data Visualization (differentiate each) 9. CPOE-Computerized Provider Order Entry and e-Prescribing (differentiate each) 10. Standards, including United States Core Data for: (1) Interoperability (USDI) Standard, (2) ICD-10, (3) NDC, (4) others (differentiate each) 11. Interoperability-types/levels of interoperability and requirements. Also expand on Information Blocking. 12. Application Programming Interface (API), including FHIR Standard 13. Ransomware & Blockchain 14. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and Objectives and Key Results (OKR) 15. Digital/Virtual care, including telehealth, e-consults, videoconferencing, texting, store-and-forward, remote monitoring, etc. Term Familiarity (1. new - 2. familiar - 3. can describe to others) Define the term & differentiate terms if two provided Apply the term in the context of how a provider, patient and purchaser (health plan or employer) would use the term in a use-case. Impact: purpose and how item benefits providers, consumers & administrato rs.