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Health information technology (HIT) refers to __________ systems used to process, store, and exchange health information.

electronic

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An example of an HIT system used by providers to store medical history and order tests or medications is __________.

Electronic Health Records (EHR)

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A patient portal that allows patients to access their medical information online is called __________.

MITRE

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The major positive impact of HIT on healthcare is that it improved the __________ and __________ of care.

quality, effectiveness

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HIT helps catch mistakes and avoid __________ in patient care.

errors

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HIT expanded access to affordable healthcare by improving __________ and __________.

efficiency, accessibility

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During the COVID pandemic, __________ significantly accelerated telehealth expansion.

technology

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Patient engagement improved because HIT supports shared __________ and provides self-management tools.

decision-making

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The act that increased EHR adoption and provided financial incentives to healthcare providers is the __________ Act.

HITECH

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The HITECH Act was part of the __________ passed in 2009.

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

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HIE stands for __________.

Health Information Exchange

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HIE helps prevent medication __________, improve diagnosis, and decrease duplication.

errors

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Patient portals are secure online websites that give patients access to their __________.

health information

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Mobile health applications (apps) are designed to foster health and __________.

wellbeing

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Devices such as __________ and __________ can monitor vital signs and transfer data to providers.

Apple Watch, Fitbit

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Clinical Decision Support (CDS) provides knowledge at specific times to enhance __________.

healthcare

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An example of a CDS alert related to pharmacogenomics is a warning for poor metabolizers of __________.

CYP2C19 (Clopidogrel)

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Too many alerts can cause __________, leading to errors.

alert fatigue

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Order sets are predefined collections of __________ that improve workflow.

orders

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Telehealth can be divided into two types: __________ and __________.

synchronous, asynchronous

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An example of synchronous telehealth is __________.

live video visit

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An example of asynchronous telehealth is __________.

secure messaging

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Pharmacy informatics deals with collecting and analyzing __________ to support healthcare decisions.

medication-related data

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Medical informatics focuses on data at the __________ level.

patient

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Public health informatics focuses on data at the __________ level.

population