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41 Cards in this Set
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What is considered the "centerpiece of informatics"?
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EHR
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What is the leading organization behing HIT?
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IOM
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Which organization is an advocate for informatics in medical school curricula?
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AAMC (Association of American Medical Colleges)
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What are the 6 aims of IOM?
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1. Safe
2. Patient-centered 3. Timely 4. Efficient 5. Effective 6. Equitable |
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"Optimize healthcare, foster continuous life-long learning, provide resources to support research, and build environment to promote science" are all recommendations found in which report?
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Better Health 2010 Report
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Who is the financer of healthcare programs?
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US Federal Government
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The goal of implementing EHR is set for what year? Who is involved in coordinating this goal?
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2014;
ONC (Office of the National Coordinator for health information technology) |
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Entry of medical orders directly into a EHR by licensed practioners or clinicians with such privileges is called what?
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CPOE
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Direct transmission of prescription from a prescriber to patient's choice of pharmacy through e-prescribing network is called what?
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ERx (ePrescribing)
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What is pharmacy automation?
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Any technology, machine, or device used to improve dispensing or distribution of medication
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"real time" interaction between patient and provider via video-conferencing
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Telehealth
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The better health 2010 report is associated with what organization?
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AAMC
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When (approximately) did the ACPE add medical informatics into the curriculum?
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2007 (unfortunately...)
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What does AMIA stand for?
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American Medical Informatics Association
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What does HIMSS stand for?
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Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society
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What does AHIMA stand for>
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American Health Information Managemnet Association
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What does ANI stand for?
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Alliance for Nursing Informatics
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Who defins anf protects the exclusive rights of the creators of Itellectual property (copyrights)?
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Federal Law and International Treaties
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A form of protection grounded in the US Constitution and granted by law for original works of authorship is called __________
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copyright
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Which do copyright laws cover, published or unpublished works?
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BOTH
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What rights do copyright holders have?
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Right to:
-produce a work -make a derivative of a work -Distribute a work -display a work |
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The use of small selections of text as part of a work for academic purposes
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Fair USe
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Fair use is a (legal right / legal defense) that only works if you site your sources.
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Legal defense
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Using someone else's idea and failling to inform your reader where those ideas came from.
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Plagarism
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The conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients, while integrasting clinical experience with the best available evidence from a systematic search.
Who came up with this definition? |
EBM (evidence based medicine)
David Sackett |
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Sources of knowledge:
Accepting certain truths as givens |
Reference to tradition
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Sources of knowledge:
Placing trust in those who are authorities or experts |
Reference to authority
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Sources of knowledge:
Applying multiple attempts to find a solution by chance |
Trial and Error
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Sources of knowledge:
Drawing conclusion from three interrelated statements, major premise, minor premise, and conclusion |
Logical Reasoning
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Sources of knowledge:
Applying logical sequential process to develop a conclusion |
Scientific Method
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Which source of knowledge is the best, most reliable if it is available?
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Scientific Method
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An approach to decision making whereby clinicians appraise the scientific evidence and its strength in support of their therapeutic decisions
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Evidence based Pharmacotherapy
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Critics of EBM equate it with___________
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Randomized Controlled Trials
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Clinical research studies and reports including controlled trials, cohort studies, case studies and case reports are considered a ____________ source
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Primary
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The gateway to primary sources which include indexing and abstracting services are ___________ sources
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Secondary
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PubMed is an example of ___________ source
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Secondary
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International Pharmacist Abstracts (IPA) is considered a ___________ source.
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Secondary
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Editorials, Opinions and Commentaries are considered _______sources
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Tertiary
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An initial place to identify information that may summarize available information and provide overviews is a __________ source.
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Tertiary
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The textbook, Pharmacotherapy is considered a ____________ source.
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Tertiary
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The textbook, Harrison's Internal Medicine is considered a __________ source.
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Tertiary
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