The nurses at Western View Hospital were asked to provide feedback regarding a new computerized order entry system that the hospital would like to implement Before allowing the system to go fully live, the nurses de a test run to check how it will perform. The nurses state that the computerized order entry system requires too many clicks to get to the correct screen and the screens are difficult on the eyes.
Which type of testing should Western View Hospital perform to identify these challenges?

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?

Maria has been a nurse at Dellberg Clinic for 20 years. She is training a new nurse and is advising them on how to access the clinic's electronic health record system. Maria tells the new nurse to make sure to create a password that she will always remember because once you create it, it will never change.
What is wrong with this scenario?

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?

Radiology recently hired new residents, one of which has misplaced MRI scans for an upcoming patient visitation. Which data system should be used to acquire these scans prior to the visit?

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?

The chief of staff at a facility wants the facility to adopt a tool that will allow its healthcare providers to transfer care summaries in an electronic manner that consist of medicating specialized healthcare provider when they select patients.
Which health information technology tool will allow the facility these options?

Fielder Medical Center is very unhappy with the electronic health record system that it currently has in place. The nurses and healthcare staff are constantly complaining that the system freezes up and crashes consistently, which seems to be due to the size of the facility causing the system to become overload regularly. The representatives of the electronic health record system stated that a test was run to assess the response rates prior to the launch However, it was done during the weekend when the staff were placing the lightest load on the system.
Which test should have been done to ensure that speed and performance would not become degraded or overloaded to support the large medical center's capacity fully?

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?

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 patient is unaware that their health information is readily available, in real time, through the patient portal. Which method is most efficient to answer non-emergency inquiries instead of manually calling?