Telehealth and Bioinformatics Quiz

Voluntary consent and right to withdraw from experiment

Right to privacy and confidentiality of personal information of research subjects

Assigning a value to the readability of a text

2:1

To protect patients against discrimination by employers and healthcare insurers based on genetic information

To provide access to large volumes of data and visually display data through maps

To store and manage large volumes of data

Understanding of cardinality in RDBS

To prevent duplication of inputted data

Uniqueness of relationships between tables

Comparing and contrasting different vendors on the same uses or features across the board

To gather project requirements and understand stakeholder needs

To provide a high-level report stating the project's objectives and reasons

To provide a unique value that cannot be repeated

To extract information from a table based on specified criteria

To enter and manipulate data more easily than using a spreadsheet

Therapy, prognosis, diagnosis, harm, cost

Medical Imaging Informatics

Computed Radiography (CR) and Digital Radiography (DR)

Cost, legislation, interoperability, bandwidth limits, and viewing speed

Radiology coverage to all regions

1-4

Remote clinical services, teleconsultation, telemonitoring, and telediagnosis

Practice setting, contrary opinion, sparse data, lack of local champions

The delivery of health-related services and information via telecommunications technologies

From case reports/case series to randomized controlled trials (RCTs)

Faster processors, higher capacity disk drives, and faster network speeds

Picture-archiving and communication systems for medical imaging

Long-distance clinical health care, patient and professional health-related education, and public health and health administration

Rising healthcare costs, the need to prevent readmissions, shortages of specialists in rural areas, and the increase in chronic diseases and aging population

Store-and-forward, real-time, and remote monitoring

Limited reimbursement, high initial cost, bandwidth issues, licensure laws, and ethical/legal challenges

Addressing rising healthcare costs, preventing readmissions, overcoming specialist shortages in rural areas, managing chronic diseases, improving collaboration among healthcare organizations, and enhancing patient satisfaction by providing better access to specialty care

Developing algorithms for biological hypotheses, such as finding genes, predicting protein structure/function, and examining evolutionary relationships

Genetic material

Observable characteristics of an organism

Diagnosing hereditary diseases, discovering drug targets, developing personalized drugs based on genetic profiles, and creating gene therapies for diseases with a strong genomic component

3 million SNPs and raised ethical, legal, and social issues

A systematic approach to clinical problem solving which integrates the best available research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values

The tethered PHR, the standalone PHR, and the interconnected or integrated PHR

Cost, distraction, technical issues, security, lack of quality control, lack of evidence, and regulatory concerns

Individual clinical expertise, best external evidence, patient values & expectations

Appointment reminders, education, disease management, behavior modification, medication compliance, laboratory results notification, and public health- immunization

Apps to inform, instruct, record, display, remind/alert, guide, and communicate

To provide a lightweight means of reaching the Internet and EHR access

Instances when patients do not prefer email notification of test results and physician concerns about message overload, triage capability, email security, and timely response

Improved speed, memory, wireless connectivity, shrinking form factor, affordability, constantly improving features, and a myriad of mobile apps for consumers and clinicians

P- patient, I- intervention, C- comparison, O- outcomes