A patient is experiencing sudden bouts of shortness of breath. The physician assistant (PA) wants to use a source of clinical data to collaborate with other healthcare providers in evaluating the patient's fluctuating vital signs. The PA decides to use Wikipedia.com.
Which statement about this source of clinical data is correct?

A patient has traditionally made calls to schedule visits. Although they are enrolled in the patient portal, they prefer not to use it due to difficulty in navigating the platform. What change to the patient's application would increase ease of use for them?

A new chief information officer at Golden Sunrise Nursing Home is responsible for ensuring no potential threats jeopardize the integrity of the electronic health record system that the nursing home uses. Therefore, the chief information officer would like to run a test to verify password challenges, confidentiality of patient data, and backup plans in the event of breaches.
Which type of test should the new chief information officer run to verily these areas?

Daniel is a lab technician at Dellberg Clinic and an animal lover Daniel always talks to his patients about his dog, discussing how he decided on its name and sharing pictures of it. Patients seem to love hearing about Daniel's dog and often puts them at ease during their procedures. One day, a patient noticed Daniel left his iPad in their room. Although the iPad was password-protected, the patient look a guess and used Daniel's dog's name as the password and gained access to the electronic health records of all the patients in the clinic.
What could have been done to avoid protected health information from being compromised in this scenario?

Knowledge of the levels of evidence in healthcare research is important to nurses, because this can ultimately lead to an improvement in the quality of care. Which source of information is most likely to be based on high levels of evidence?

A teaching hospital regularly hires new radiologists. Since these radiologists do not have a strong level of experience as a new hire, the hospital wants to adopt an evidence-based tool to offer the radiologists data to help them when developing clinical assessments.
Which health information technology tool will offer the hospital this option?

After upgrading to a new EHR system, the software used can determine dosages for prescription medications without the need for manual calculation. What kind of errors should be expected with such a platform and is it advantageous?

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) worked on a program project where it employed the Integrated Delivery System Research Network (DSRN) What made this program project unique?

Anika is a new chief information officer who was recently hired at Fielder Medical Center. Anika is tasked with ensuring that there are no potential vulnerabilities in the medical center's new electronic health record system. Anika notices that there is a high level of attacks that are regularly occurring on their system, which could compromise the integrity of their protected health records
What should Anika do to reduce the number of attacks that occur on their system?

A nurse wants to conduct an Internet search because a patient is experiencing vital-sign fluctuations.
Which statement about this source of clinical data is correct?

A cancer patient is exhibiting symptoms of a respiratory infection. The nurse needs to place the patient in reverse isolation because the patient le immunocompromised and to prevent the spread of infection Where, within the clinical information system, should the nurse document this information so that other healthcare providers who enter the patient's room will be aware of this precaution?