A nurse is caring for a client who is scheduled for surgery.

 

Which of the following findings places the client at risk for delayed wound healing? Select all that apply.

The correct answer is Choice A: Coordinates all healthcare client has received into one platform.

Choice A rationale:

Electronic health records (EHRs) integrate all of a patient's healthcare information into one centralized platform, making it easier for healthcare providers to access and coordinate care.

Choice B rationale:

While EHRs can allow for sharing information with authorized individuals, granting significant other access to client information is not a primary function of EHRs and requires specific consent and permissions.

Choice C rationale:

EHRs do provide information that can be used for research studies, but this is not a primary benefit emphasized in patient education.

Choice D rationale:

EHRs do allow clients to access their medical records electronically, but this is not the primary focus of the teaching about the benefits of EHRs.

Choice A rationale:

TJC (The Joint Commission) does not provide licensure for healthcare providers. Licensing is typically issued by state regulatory bodies, and it ensures that healthcare professionals meet the minimum qualifications and standards to practice within their respective states. TJC's role is different from providing licensure.

Choice B rationale:

TJC is primarily responsible for accrediting healthcare facilities, including hospitals and clinics, to ensure that they meet specific quality and safety standards. Accreditation by TJC is a mark of quality and demonstrates that the facility complies with nationally recognized healthcare standards.

Choice C rationale:

TJC is not a for-profit organization. It is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to improving healthcare quality and safety. It does not seek to generate profits but rather focuses on enhancing the quality of care provided to patients.

Choice D rationale:

TJC is not an organization that monitors insurance claims. Monitoring insurance claims is typically the responsibility of insurance companies and regulatory agencies. TJC's primary role is to assess and accredit healthcare facilities to promote patient safety and quality care.