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What does AIDET stand for?
What is Press Ganey?
Provides patient service satisfaction surveys, used for both public relations and performance improvement.
What does KPI stand for?
Key Performance Indicator
Which of the following are examples of KPIs? (Select all that apply)
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Define HEAT.
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What does PPE stand for?
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What does EMTALA stand for?
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What is Medicaid?
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What is Medicare?
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What does Medicare Part A cover?
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What is covered under Medicare Part B?
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What does 'medically necessary' mean?
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What does CHAMPVA stand for?
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What does the Anti-Kickback Statute prohibit?
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What does IMM stand for?
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What does HIPAA stand for?
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What is TRICARE?
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What is the Veterans Administration (VA)?
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What does PHI stand for?
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Which of the following are examples of PHI? (Select all that apply)
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Define Accreditation.
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What is acute care?
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What is Acute Inpatient Care?
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Study Notes
AIDET
- AIDET stands for Acknowledge, Introduce, Duration, Explanation, and Thank you, a framework for effective communication in healthcare.
Press Ganey
- Provides patient satisfaction surveys to evaluate and enhance service, impacting public relations and performance improvement efforts.
KPI
- Key Performance Indicator, a measurable value that demonstrates how effectively an organization achieves key business objectives.
KPI Examples
- Examples include preregistration percentage, wait times, accuracy rates, point of service collections, and overall productivity metrics.
HEAT
- HEAT is an acronym meaning Hear them out, Empathize, Apologize, and Take responsibility, focusing on customer service in healthcare settings.
PPE
- Personal Protective Equipment used to protect healthcare workers from exposure to health risks.
EMTALA
- Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act requires hospitals to provide emergency healthcare regardless of the patient's ability to pay.
Medicaid
- A joint federal and state program offering health care services to people with low income.
Medicare
- A federal health insurance program primarily for individuals aged 65 and older, providing various coverage options.
Medicare Part A
- Covers hospital insurance for inpatient care, including services for skilled nursing facilities after hospitalization; includes mandatory copays for extended stays.
Medicare Part B
- Covers outpatient medical services not included under Part A, such as doctor visits and preventive services.
Medically Necessary
- Refers to services or supplies that align with accepted medical standards for diagnosis or treatment when provided at the appropriate level and setting.
CHAMPVA
- Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs, providing health care benefits to eligible dependents of veterans.
Anti-Kickback Statute
- Prohibits any arrangements that involve offering, soliciting, or receiving anything of value for healthcare referrals or benefits, maintaining integrity in healthcare practices.
IMM
- Important Message from Medicare, a notice to educate beneficiaries about their rights and coverage.
HIPAA
- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, legislation aimed at protecting patient privacy and securing healthcare data.
TRICARE
- U.S. government health insurance program designed for military personnel and their families, offering several plans for health coverage.
Veterans Administration (VA)
- A federal agency providing various benefits and services to veterans of the armed forces, including health care and disability compensation.
PHI
- Protected Health Information refers to any individually identifiable health information, critical for privacy in healthcare settings.
PHI Examples
- Includes data such as name, address, phone number, admission and discharge dates, and email addresses, which must be kept secure.
Accreditation
- A process involving self-assessment and peer review for healthcare organizations to evaluate performance and implement continual improvement strategies.
Acute Care
- Refers to healthcare provided for acute episodes of illness, trauma recovery, or post-surgical care in a short-term setting.
Acute Inpatient Care
- Involves healthcare specifically designed for patients experiencing severe health conditions or injuries, typically requiring hospitalization for a limited duration.
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Test your knowledge on essential communication frameworks and performance indicators in healthcare. This quiz covers key concepts like AIDET, HEAT, and KPI examples, as well as regulations such as EMTALA. Enhance your understanding of patient satisfaction and service evaluation in healthcare settings.