EMR Safety, Security & Data Management

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What are the Week 4 learning objectives?
Recognize EMR safety and security features, explain when and with whom patient information is shared, and recognize data-management safety protocols.
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What is Tap & Go / Imprivata?
A system that allows users to sign on quickly using their Health Photo ID and PIN.
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What credentials are used for Tap & Go?
Health Photo ID and PIN.
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What are the benefits of using an employee badge with Imprivata?
Easier and more secure workstation access while allowing users to move between workstations and keep work open.
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What should you do at the beginning of a shift when using Tap & Go?
Tap the card on the Imprivata reader and log in to the applications needed for the shift.
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How do you suspend a Tap & Go session?
Tap the Photo ID on the reader.
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How do you resume a suspended Tap & Go session?
Tap the Photo ID on the reader again.
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Do you need to manually lock the account when disconnecting with Tap & Go?
No. Tap the card on the reader to disconnect and secure the session.
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What happens to the workstation when a Tap & Go session is disconnected?
The session is secured and the workstation becomes available for another user.
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How long does Imprivata retain PIN information after login?
12 hours.
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Do you need to re-enter your PIN when moving between workstations within the 12-hour period?
No.
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What happens after the 12-hour PIN retention period?
The system prompts you to enter the PIN again.
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What happens to the last screen left open when a session is resumed?
It becomes available when the session resumes.
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What credentials are issued for computer security?
A username and password.
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How often does the system prompt users to change their password?
Every 3 months.
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How do you suspend a job in MEDITECH?
Press Shift + F12.
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How do you exit Cerner?
Use the door icon in the top-right corner of the screen.
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What happens when MEDITECH detects a period of inactivity?
It automatically suspends the profile.
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Can MEDITECH be signed in on multiple computers for viewing?
Yes.
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Which MEDITECH workstation can edit or save work?
Only the computer used for the initial login.
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What should you do before completing MEDITECH work on another workstation?
Log out of the initial workstation by exiting the patient profile and logging off.
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Can Cerner patients be accessed from another workstation?
Yes.
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What happens when you sign in to Cerner on another workstation?
The previous workstation automatically logs the user out.
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What happens if another staff member is in the same patient profile?
Entries cannot be completed or saved.
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What should you do if another staff member is using the same patient profile?
Wait for them to finish or contact them to log off the patient.
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Why is it important to suspend or sign out of an EMR session?
To secure patient information and prevent unauthorized access.
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What should you do if you are accessing a chart with the same or a similar last name as your own?
If possible, ask another Unit Clerk to process the orders; otherwise, inform the PCC that you are accessing the chart and have no relationship with the patient.
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What happens when duplicate orders are being entered?
A data-safety alert appears.
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What happens when a staff member accesses a patient chart with the same or similar last name as their own?
A red flag is triggered to the Privacy Office, and charts with the same or similar staff name will be audited.
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What should you do if the patient is your relative?
Excuse yourself from accessing or processing the patient's chart.
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What should you use first when searching for a patient to enter orders or access the chart?
The account number.
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What should you use if the account number is unavailable?
The PHN.
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What information must you confirm in the Patient Header?
Name, date of birth, account number, and PHN.
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What happens when you update a patient chart?
Your electronic signature, consisting of your last name and first name, is attached to the file.
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When may you access a patient's electronic information?
When required for your work and authorized responsibilities.
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What should you do before entering orders?
Verify the correct patient and confirm the Patient Header.