The term that replaced the term 'patient medical record' because it encompasses a holistic view of patient care.
What is patient health record?
100
Researchers use patient records from these to monitor the effectiveness and safety of new drugs.
What is clinical trials?
100
The patient health record is this kind of document.
What is legal?
100
This uses communication technology to deliver medical care to a patient in another location.
What is telemedicine?
100
Physicians who specialize in interpreting diagnostic images are..
What is radiologists?
200
These are gatheredly direct from the patient and his or her providers and from devices and diagnostic tests.
What is primary records?
200
In clinical drug trials, this kind of testing is performed on patients for whom the treatment is intended and focuses on finding the right dosage levels and proving the drug works.
What is phase 2?
200
The patient demographic form is called..
What is a face sheet?
200
These have one or more computer systems for tracking, ordering, and dispensing medications.
What are hospital pharmacies?
200
If a patient is admitted within this many hours of an emergency department visit, the billing for the ED visit is cancelled and changed to inpatient billing.
What is 72 hours?
300
PHR stands for...
What is Personal health record?
300
By who clinical trials are authorized.
What is U.S. Food and Drug Administration?
300
The birth of a baby require documentation recording the birth to be signed and sent to the..
What is the State Health Department?
300
The exchange of health information across medical practices and facilities owned by different entities for better patient well-being is encouraged by..
What is RHIO?
300
Dictation is transcribed by an...
What is medical transcriptionist?
400
Records that are created by astracting and summarizing information from primary.
What is secondary records?
400
Testing that occurs at the patients' home or bedside is called...
What is Point-of-care testing?
400
A system used to provide patient lookup and to prevent duplicate registrations of the same patient is a..
What is Master patient index?
400
This refers to a philosophy of selecting IT systems based on software compatibility, usually choosing software from one vendor.
What is integrated systems approach?
400
This uses magnetic fields and pulses of energy to create images of organs and structures inside the body.
What is magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)?
500
These include admission and discharge reports, nursing notes, physician examinations, and notesm all orders, test results, operative reports, pathology and radiology reports, and administrative and demographic forms.
What is primary records?
500
This is the first step in the laboratory workflow.
What is the test is ordered by a clinician?
500
A list of all the patient who have previously been registered.
What is master patient index?
500
Selecting systems based on a department's need, not the vendor of the software is...
What is the Best-of-breed approach?
500
Software that translates the sound of human voice into text is called this.