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| American Association of Medical Record Librarians |
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| What does AAMRL stand for? |
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| The name adopted by the Association of Record Librarians of North America (ARLNA) in 1944 |
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| American Medical Record Association |
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| What does AMRA stand for? |
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| The name adopted by the American Association of Medical Record Librarians in 1970 |
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Put in order this organization's name change:
a) AHIMA
b) AMRA
c) ARLNA
d) AAMRL |
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| An important component of the volunteer structure of the American Health Information Management Association that conducts the official business of the organization and functions as its legislative body |
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| Registered Record Administrator |
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| Accredited Record Technician |
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| Registered Health Information Administrator |
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| What does RHIA stand for? |
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| Registered Health Information Technician |
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| What does RHIT stand for? |
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| RRAs are now known as _____ |
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| ARTs are now known as _____ |
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| Hospital Standardization Program |
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| The original practice of health information management was based on the _____________, initiated in 1918. |
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| ___ to ___% of a hospital's operating costs are devoted to information handling. |
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False
Many tasks are performed outside of the department
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| T or F: A health information manager's tasks are performed in the medical records department only. |
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What is the difference between the traditional model and new model of duties of medical records department?
a) Many HIM's tasks are performed outside of the department
b) Records becoming computer based have changed the duties of an HIM to maintaining data dictionaries, developing data models, performing administration tasks, and auditing.
c) Traditional only compiled and displayed data, where now HIMs use computers to analyze data
d) Privacy in old model only concerned release of information, but new model requires computer data security programs
e) all of the above
f) b and d |
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| health information manager for integrated systems |
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| responsible for the organization-wide directon of health information functions |
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| responsible for data management functions, including clinical coding, outcomes management, and maintenance of specialty registries and research databases |
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| patient information coordinator |
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| assists consumers in managing their personal health information, including personal health histories and release of information |
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| responsible for data management functions that involve formalized continuous quality improvement activities for data integrity throughout the organization, such as data dictionary and policy development and data quality monitoring and audits |
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| information security manager |
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| responsible for managing the security of electronically maintained information, including the promotion of security requirements, policies, and privilege systems and performance auditing |
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| data resource administrator |
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| manages the data resources of the organization such as data repositories and data warehouses |
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| Research and decision support specialist |
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| provides senior managers with information for decision making and strategy development |
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| The primary focus of _______ is to foster the professional development of its members through education, certification, and lifelong learning. |
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| type of membership in AHIMA that is offered to those with an AHIMA credential, who are entitled to al membership privileges, including the right to vote and to serve in the House of Delegates |
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| membership in AHIMA offered to individuals who are interested in the purposes of AHIMA but do not hold an AHIMA credential. Have rights and privileges of membership, can serve on committees and subcommitties with voice and vote--but not entitled to other voting privileges and may not hold office or serve as delegate |
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| membership to AHIMA offered to students formally enrolled in AHIMA-accredited college programs in health information management. Has same privileges and limitations as Associate members |
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| membership to AHIMA given to individuals who have made a significant contribution to health infrmation management or rendered distinguished service in the HIM profession or its related fields. Awarded by Board of Directors or by vote in the House of Delegates |
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| What are the two components that make up AHIMA? |
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| structure of AHIMA that establishes the organization's mission and goals, develops policy, and provides oversight for the organization's operations |
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| component of AHIMA that carries out the operational tasks necessary to support the organization's mission and goals |
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| Foundation of Research and Education |
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| What does FORE stand for? |
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| the process of reviewing and validating the qualifications (degrees, licenses, and other credentials), of physicians and other licensed independent practitioners, for granting medical staff membership to provide patient care services |
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| a web-based electronic network for communication among members of AHIMA |
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