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This assignment defines ten key terms in Health Information Technology (HIT) and Health Information Systems (HIS). It explains each term’s importance in the context of healthcare management and technology. It is for the HCS 533 module.
What's inside
- Definitions of ten key terms in HIT and HIS
- Importance of each term in healthcare management
- Automated Medical Records (AMR)
- Computerized Medical Records (CMR)
- Contact Management System (CMS)
Who it is for: Students taking the HCS 533 module. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Health information technology (HIT) is reshaping healthcare. It manages health information across computer systems. It helps healthcare quality, protection and delivery. Students learn ten key terms in HIT and health information systems.
Health Information Technology
HIT explains the management of health information across computer systems. It helps exchange information between government, quality entities, customers, suppliers and insurers. HIT is seen as a way to improve healthcare.
Health Information Systems Terms
Ten terms are defined. Each term's importance is explained. Terms include AMR, CMR, CMS, CMS-1500, CPT, DRG, EPR, HL7, ICD-9 and UB-92.
Automated Medical Records
AMR is early electronic medical documentation. It was used as a working file. It helped with early discovery of public health issues. It aided in managing patients.
Computerized Medical Records
CMR is an automated, online medical record system. It contains clinical and demographic information. It allows multiple clinicians to access a patient's record from various locations.
Key terms
- HIT
- Health Information Technology manages health information across computer systems.
- AMR
- Automated Medical Records is early electronic medical documentation.
- CMR
- Computerized Medical Records is an automated, online medical record system.
- CPT
- Current Procedural Terminology is a set of codes for medical services and procedures.
- DRG
- Diagnosis Related Groups is a system to classify hospital cases.
- EPR
- Electronic Patient Records is a computer folder documenting a patient's health data.
Questions this document helps with
- What is health information technology?
- What are the key terms in health information systems?
- How does HIT improve healthcare?
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