Exam 12: Risk Management, Quality Management, and Utilization Management

If an incident report is inadvertently released during the discovery process along with the medical record,_____ applies.

Information concerning professional competence and conduct is reported to the National Practitioner Data Bank only if the physician agrees with the statements.

For which situation would an incident report be generated?

How does risk management differ from quality management?

The Joint Commission's role in sentinel events includes _____.

Quality management is described as a _____.

Charitable immunity is the _____.

HIPAA requires a covered entity to perform a risk analysis and implement standards to protect the institution's health information records.Which is one of those standards?

Which an investigation into a serious event,including clinical and administrative review?

Medicare's inpatient prospective payment system _____.

Which incident would be reported to the risk manager?

What is the most important way to reduce an organization's risk due to loss or litigation?

An adverse incident is defined as a(n)_____.

Which is characteristic of an incident report?

An incident report is the documentation of the adverse incident,whether done on a paper form or through a computerized database with access highly controlled.

Information regarding the competence and conduct of health care practitioners and providers_____.

Attorney client privilege protects the communications made between attorneys and their clients from disclosure to third parties.

Peer Review Organizations (PROs)_____.

Which data mining technique associated with the electronic health record enhances security and reduces patient risk?

The function of analyzing and evaluating all of the risks that affect an organization is called _____.