Health Information Systems
Interoperability
History of HIM
Project Management
100

Securely captures and exchanges clinical data from multiple sources for use at the point of care

Electronic Health Record

100

Known as an interoperability standard and referred to as HL7.

Health Level Seven

100

This began surfacing in clinical settings during the 1800s. 

Health documentation

100

Must have a starting point and an ending point.

A Project

200

Exchanges health information from one organization’s EHR to another. Hint: May be used during out of state emergencies.

Health Information Exchange

200

An interoperability standard that is faster than HL7.

Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR)

200

In 1917, this was developed by the American College of Surgeons.

Minimum standards for health documentation

200

The first phase of project management. Hint: This is when stakeholders are identified.

Initiating

300

Provides interactive, patient-provider consultations across a geographic distance.

Telehealth

300

A connection that allows different systems to communicate and exchange information. Hint: Can be one way or bi-directional.

Interface

300

A trailblazer who proved that healthcare documentation can positively impact patient care.

Florence Nightingale 

300

The second phase of project management. Hint: Requirements are collected by deliverable during this phase.

Planning

400

Assists providers in making patient care decisions. Provides facts and evidence concerning a domain of care. Hint: drug knowledge, alerts, and reminders.

Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS)

400

Eliminates silos, enhances care coordination, and improves patient safety.

Interoperability

400

Stores medical records in electronic and paper format.

Hybrid Records

400

The third phase of project management. Hint: Work is taking place, including technical build.

Executing

500

A special type of CPOE application used for pharmaceuticals. Used to write and transmit prescriptions to retail pharmacies.

E-Scribing

500

Standardized nomenclature for clinical drugs.

Rx Norm

500

The first electronic health record.

Veterans Health Information System and Technology (VistA)

500

The fourth phase of project management. Hint: Areas such as budget, scope, and resources are monitored during this phase.

Monitoring and Controlling