13 Questions
EMAR uses ______ or RFID to automate the medication administration processes
barcode
Ordering stage has the highest medication errors followed by ______ phase
administration
Three indications for the need to CDSS either organizational need, evidence-based, or ______
accreditation
CPOE enables providers to enter all types of orders into ______
EHR
IOM identified 8 core functions that EHR should be ______ of
capable
What is the main purpose of EMAR in the healthcare setting?
Automate the medication administration processes and ensure the 5 rights.
What are the three indications for the need of CDSS in healthcare?
Organizational need, evidence-based, or accreditation.
What are the key functions that EHR should be capable of according to IOM?
Documentation, communication, and justifying reimbursement.
What method was identified as the most successful in collecting patient records?
POMR method.
What is the difference between EHR and EMR in terms of interoperability standards?
EHR has different features based on its vendor.
What was the wake-up call that prompted support for EHR according to the IOM report?
IOM report.
What stage has been identified to have the highest medication errors?
Ordering stage.
What is the role of CPOE in electronic health records?
Enable providers to enter all types of orders into EHR.
Study Notes
- Core clinical application is crucial in Electronic Health Records (EHR) for Point of Care (POC) charting, which varies based on clinical roles and data types.
- Electronic Medication Administration Record (EMAR) uses barcode or RFID technology to automate medication administration, ensuring the "5 rights" are met.
- The ordering stage in medication processes has the highest errors, followed by the administration phase.
- Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) allows providers to input all types of orders into the EHR system.
- Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) are tools that help reduce cognitive burden for providers in delivering care, with three main indications for their need: organizational, evidence-based, or accreditation requirements.
- Electronic Health Records (EHR) play a crucial role in patient care, communication, and reimbursement justification, and must be complete and accurate for effective use in continuing patient care.
- EHR can be paper-based, hybrid, or fully electronic, with different features based on the vendor providing the system.
- The Institute of Medicine (IOM) identified 8 core functions that EHR systems should be capable of.
- Personalized Outpatient Medical Record (POMR) method was successful in collecting patient records efficiently.
- IOM's report emphasized the importance of supporting Electronic Health Records (EHR) adoption.
- EHR differs from Electronic Medical Records (EMR) in interoperability standards and features.
Test your knowledge on core clinical applications in Electronic Health Records (EHR) including Point of Care (POC) charting, Electronic Medication Administration Record (EMAR), Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE), and Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS). Explore key concepts and best practices in healthcare technology.
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