Question 1

Match the uses of health information with the major users of health information.
-Make cost-effective decisions regarding treatment.

Accepted Answer

A) Providers 
B) Payers 
C) Providers and researchers 
D) Providers, researchers, and regulators 
E) Providers, payers, and policy makers 
A) Providers 
B) Payers 
C) Providers and researchers 
D) Providers, researchers, and regulators 
E) Providers, payers, and policy makers

Question 2

The Electronic Disease Surveillance System is designed to

Accepted Answer

A)  Transfer certain clinical information to public health departments. 
B)  Track the most prevalent diseases in the United States. 
C)  Register individuals with unique, difficult-to-treat diseases. 
D)  Track the incidence of preventable childhood diseases. 
A)  Transfer certain clinical information to public health departments. 
B)  Track the most prevalent diseases in the United States. 
C)  Register individuals with unique, difficult-to-treat diseases. 
D)  Track the incidence of preventable childhood diseases.

Match the uses of health information with the major users of health information. -Make cost-effective decisions regarding treatment.

The Electronic Disease Surveillance System is designed to

Health Care Systems

The Health Informatics and Information Management Profession

Health Data Concepts and Information Governance

Data Access and Retention

Electronic Health Record Systems

Classification Systems, Clinical Vocabularies and Terminology

Technology, Applications and Security

Health Information Systems: Collaboration, Analysis, Design, Implementation, and Operations

Statistics and Data Presentation

Research and Epidemiology

Performance Management and Patient Safety

Data Analytics: Reporting, Interpretation, and Use

Public Health Informatics

Privacy and Health Law

Human Resource Management

Operational Management

Revenue Cycle and Financial Management

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Exam 3: Health Information Infrastructure and Systems

Match the uses of health information with the major users of health information. -Make cost-effective decisions regarding treatment.

The Electronic Disease Surveillance System is designed to

Health Care Systems

The Health Informatics and Information Management Profession

Health Data Concepts and Information Governance

Data Access and Retention

Electronic Health Record Systems

Classification Systems, Clinical Vocabularies and Terminology

Technology, Applications and Security

Health Information Systems: Collaboration, Analysis, Design, Implementation, and Operations

Statistics and Data Presentation

Research and Epidemiology

Performance Management and Patient Safety

Data Analytics: Reporting, Interpretation, and Use

Public Health Informatics

Privacy and Health Law

Human Resource Management

Operational Management

Revenue Cycle and Financial Management

Filters