Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Which Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requirements specify how health care information is stored and accessed in the electronic health record (EHR)? (Select all that apply.)   Paper back-up of all EHR information as safeguards   Administrative safeguards    Technical safeguards    Designates a set number of employees with access to EHR

In this assessment task, you will demonstrate your ability to identify a practice issue that requires an evidence-informed approach, develop a related clinical question, and search for evidence that may be used to answer this question.  You will use this evidence, and the feedback from this assessment task, to inform and underpin the final assessment task, your research presentation. Instructions Identifies a topic that requires an evidencebased approach, and justifies its importance to nursing or healthcare practice Develop a searchable clinical question using an appropriate framework (question formula) Demonstrates the ability to locate research relevant to the topic, using a well-constructed search strategy; four articles identified. Include a screenshot of the search history from your database searches as an appendix to your report. The question and the articles you find to address this will form the basis for your second assessment task. (1000 words, +-10%) PLEASE NOTE:  This…

How can I answer the following questions? How has evidence-based research influenced healthcare research? How have external influences impacted healthcare research? Why are these external influences important in the healthcare industry? Provide 1 example of why each is important in your response.

A pregnant radiology staff is concerned about ionizing radiation to her fetus. She would be most concerned when working in: nuclear medicine. the waiting room. ultrasound. MRI.

What is a good example of a "New best practice to implement" in a hospital.

Question 87 Match the following terms to the correct example.   Question 87 options: Random sampling Blinding (person delivering intervention) Blinding (participant) Blinding (outcome assessor) 1. Study participants receive a medicated cream in a tube labelled “Cream A” or “Cream B” 2. Research assistants collect pain scores from nursing documentation flow sheets 3. Collaborative BScN students are assigned a number. 100 numbers are drawn out of a hat and those BScN students become part of the study 4. Nurses administer medication to study participants labelled “Medication A” or “Medication B”

Telehealth and mHealth Telehealth has been in use since the 1950s. It is the original mHealth service, consisting of a traditional provider/patient encounter using audio and video connections over a distance. Telehealth could be as simple as two health professionals discussing a case over the telephone or as sophisticated as doing robotic surgery between facilities at different ends of the globe. Read the following case study and answer the related questions to explore the importance of telehealth and mHealth. Read the case below and answer the questions to the right. Mr. Burton was admitted to the largest teaching facility in the city due to a pain in his stomach for the last two weeks. The hospital is well known for the specialists who practice there. Mr. Burton's attending physician, Dr. Mason, examined him but was unable to determine what was causing the pain. Dr. Mason wanted to ask Dr. Pullin, a specialist in gastrointestinal disorders, to consult on the case. Dr. Pullin is…

How can I define “community factor” in healthcare?  Naming one single community factor that the Facility Planning Committee should take into consideration when planning a new facility. Being specific and giving an example.

The Local Board of Health mission is to protect and improve the health of people living in their jurisdiction to include environmental health. True False.