A specialty hospital wants to be able to share its patients' records with the other departments within the facility. The hospital has noticed that there is an inefficiency with the current workflow since supporting departments such as radiology, laboratory, and pharmacy cannot easily access patient records and must physically walk over to the nurses' station to obtain the necessary clinical information.
Which health information technology tool will allow the specially hospital this option?

Fatima is a radiologist at Dellberg Clinic She notices that one of her co-workers, Oliver, who works in the radiology department with her, is constantly looking up the demographic information of any new patient who gets admitted to the facility, regardless of whether they are receiving a radiology procedure. Fatima approaches Oliver and asks why he is always looking up recently admitted patient’s demographic information. He responds that he is bored and finds it interesting to learn about each patient, even if they never make it ever to his department.
What could be done to fox the privacy breach in the given scenario?

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?

Lellani handles all the billing at Dellberg Clinic. She receives dozens of emails per day from insurance companies inquiring about patients' billing activities. One day, she receives an email from an unknown sander with an attachment. She is worried she does not open it, there could be a billing question potentially left unanswered. She decides to open the file attachment in the email. Her computer suddenly receives a notification that the electronic billing system has been infiltrated due to a malware attack
What should Leilani have done to avoid the malware attack?

Sara is a laboratory technician at Cedar Bend Hospital The hospital uses multiple platforms that hold different types of protected health information. She needs to log in and out repeatedly dwing each shit, which is extremely time-consuming. To help her be more efficient and avoid wasting time logging in and out, Sara decides to save her sign-on information on the computers that she regularly uses so they will automatically sign her in. One day, another laboratory technician goes to use the computer Sara was just on and incorrectly enters patient information accidentally while logged in to Sara's account What could have been done to prevent this situation from occurring?

Assume that a patient has never accessed their patient portal and has requested hard copies of their information. How should this situation be resolved with the intent of getting the patient to use their patient portal?

Which clinical information system would enable a user to book an MRI exam for a patient?

A specialty hospital wants to be able to share its patients' records with the other departments within the facility. The hospital has noticed that there is an inefficiency with the current workflow since supporting departments such as radiology, laboratory, and pharmacy cannot easily access patient records and must physically walk over to the nurses' station to obtain the necessary clinical information.
Which health information technology tool will allow the specially hospital this option?

How might patient visits be used proactively to inform them about the use of their patient portal?

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 patient would like to be informed about their appointments in advance for logistical purposes. What is the most efficient solution?