Exam 13: Consumer Informatics Benefits

An nursing informatics specialist is preparing an in-service program for the nursing staff at a local health center about personal health records. As part of the program, the specialist discusses a system of rules for the exchange of data by computers. The specialist is describing:

A nurse is working as part of a group in the facility to investigate the use of smart cards for healthcare data. Which advantages would the group recognize? Select all that apply.

A nurse is reading a journal article about the evolution of consumer empowerment. The nurse would expect to read that this movement began around which time?

Which serves as the foundation for secure information exchange over the Internet?

An nursing informatics specialist is conducting a group discussion on the implementation of personal health records. Which aspect would the specialist include as being currently available for promoting interoperability?

A group of nurses are researching information about smart cards for healthcare information. The nurses are preparing a presentation for a staff meeting that will be introducing the implementation of this technology. The nurses demonstrate a need for additional research when they identify which data as being included on a smart card?

A client asks the nurse about possible resources for personal health records. After teaching the client about possible resources, the nurse determines that the client needs additional teaching when the client identifies which resource as an example?

When describing privacy and security associated with personal health information, which issue would the nursing informatics specialist identify as most important for their maintenance?

A nurse is reading an article about electronic health records in use by most healthcare agencies in the current healthcare climate. Based on this information, the nurse would expect to read about which type of record?

A nurse is speaking with a client who has just seen his healthcare provider for a routine follow-up appointment. The nurse is explaining to the client about the new client portal that is now available. When describing the portal, which functions would the nurse most likely include? Select all that apply.

A nurse is preparing to recommend a personal health record resource to a client. Which step would be most appropriate for the nurse to do first?

An electronic medical record is best described as a:

When describing an electronic health record, which characteristic makes the software a true electronic health record?

After participating in an informational program about electronic health records, an agency nurse asks the nursing informatics specialist, "What does it mean when they say that the records must be interoperable?" Which response by the specialist would be most appropriate?

An agency is implementing the use of smart cards for healthcare. Which statement best describes this personal health record?

A nurse is preparing a presentation for a group of clinic clients about personal health records. Which information would the nurse most likely integrate into the presentation? Select all that apply.

A nurse is caring for a client who has a smart card. The nurse understands that this card includes which components? Select all that apply.

Which software is considered to be the highest level of integration of healthcare information records?

An nursing informatics specialist is preparing a presentation for staff at a local agency about implementing personal health records. When discussing the barriers to implementation, which would the specialist most likely include?

A nurse is reading a journal article about implementing personal health records. Which benefit would the nurse expect to find? Select all that apply.