Exam 9: Managing Electronic Health Record Systems: Collaboration and Implementation

The stewardship of patient identifiable data typically becomes an information systems responsibility in an electronic health record (EHR) system.

Computer systems are tools used to accomplish business functions.

MATCHING Match the following descriptors as a best fit to either "Project" or "Operations." -Ad hoc teams

Trust is essential for the success of a major systems project.

A training mistake is "not sufficiently funding the training process".

Gathering baseline data allows measurement of the future vision for an information system.

Why is system testing a by users a big deal? An important task?

Information staff members think in terms of business tasks.

Why are physicians and appointment clerks equally important team members in a clinic appointment system project?

The term server has more than one possible meaning.

Identify the attributes of a training manual with a user manual. -Contains exercises and evaluations

Describe why personal commitment on the part of a computer system user can help a system implementation succeed.

User members need to explain their jargon and abbreviations to information systems staff.

The user manual for purchased software is developed by the facility's information system's staff.

Who drives and defines the implementation process?

Data mapping is used to link data from a legacy system to a newly purchased system.

Focusing on baseline data may be viewed as remaining "stuck in the box".

Give two examples of what you should do if you are a member of the systems development team but you do not understand the jargon or abbreviations being used by the information systems staff.

Policies and procedures are used to manage human behavior.

Which of the following factors has been found to be most important in making a system implementation as success: perceived usefulness or ease of use?