Healthcare Finance
How society pays for the healthcare services it consumes.
What is healthcare finance?
To encourage demonstration of meaningful use of electronic health record technology.
What is Health Record Incentive Program?
The standard of conduct for healthcare managers.
What is ACHE Code of Ethics.
Allows health care professionals and patients to appropriately access and securely share a patient's medical information electronically.
What is a health information exchange (HIE)?
Incremental, Zero-based, Rolling, and Acitivity-based.
What are budgeting types/forms?
Cost, cash, capital and control.
What are the Four Cs or the finance activities of healthcare organizations.
The ability of computer systems or software to exchange and make use of information.
What is interoperability?
The US government agency that enforces federal employment laws.
What is the EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)?
An unplanned disruption in a hospital's electronic systems.
What is a downtime event?
Set of recurring business activities and related information processing necessary to bill for and collect for services provided.
What is the revenue cycle?
Responsible for all accounting and reporting activities.
What is the comptroller or controller?
Allows users to access applications and data from anywhere on demand.
What is cloud computing?
Physical, verbal, and nonverbal.
What is the types of sexual harassment.
Designed to convert natural language conversations between healthcare providers and patients into clinical documentation.
What is an AI Scribe?
The backbone to ensuring an organization can deliver quality care while staying financially stable.
What is financial management?
Features of the tax system that directly affect financial decision making.
What are tax laws?
Devices and apps that assist physicians and patients with patient care, improve accuracy, and enhance productivity.
What is mobile technology?
The process of reviewing employees' work behavior and effort.
What is performance evaluation?
Provides timely information, usually at the point of care, to health inform decisions about a patient's care.
What is a clinical decision support system?
Comparing ACP to the national average ACP in the same sector and aging schedule.
What are tools for managing receivables?
Legal entities that are separate and distinct from its owners and managers.
What is a corporation?
Allows the transmission of health information for the purposes of treatment, payment, healthcare operations, research and public health.
What is HIPAA?
Enhances a candidate's awareness of expectations pertaining to specific requirements.
What is a job description?
When someone uses your personal information to get medical care or submit fraudulent claims to insurance companies.
What is medical identity theft or healthcare identity theft?
Fixed, variable, direct, or indirect.