WGU C816 TASK 1 – EHR
IMPLEMENTATION FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Routine reports, such as number of admissions and discharges per month or
peryear, are generated by which information system?.
Answer: registration
◍ MU is not just to improve the health of one patient but to have an impact on
alarge portion of patients in a particular geographic area or
diagnosisclassification. The way this is monitored is called.
Answer: Population health reporting
◍ Identify the tool that shows a work process..
Answer: flowchart
◍ What are the phases of HIS implementation?.
Answer: The phases are Foundational Infrastructure, Basic Core HIS, and
Advanced HIS capabilities.
◍ The requirement that vendors prove that their EHR products meet specific
andoptimal standards is termed ______________..
Answer: CEHRT
◍ An advantage to a database is that it.
Answer: controls the data stored in it
◍ Identify the field type that is BEST for entering gender and health record
number.
Answer: radio buttons
,◍ financial applications.
Answer: first ISs used in healthcare
◍ How long does each phase of HIS implementation take?.
Answer: Implementing changes typically takes 5 to 15 years.
◍ What is the "find and seek" method of HIE performed through an HIO?.
Answer: query based exchange
◍ What is one of the techniques that can be performed to lessen the barriers
toimplementing an EHR?a. Thorough and repetitive training and
communicationb. Buying the biggest EHR system the healthcare facility can
affordc. Give all employees new job titlesd. Implement one component at a
time.
Answer: . Thorough and repetitive training and communication
◍ What is project management?.
Answer: It is the use of knowledge, skills, and tools to accomplish specific
objectives, requiring both technical and soft skills.
◍ Healthcare providers using their personal smart phones and other devices
and theincrease in mobile technology can be summed up in which of the
followingabbreviations?.
Answer: byod
◍ What is necessary for a successful implementation culture?.
Answer: It requires time to prepare the organization's culture for change and
to build interdisciplinary coordination.
◍ What is involved in HIS planning?.
Answer: It includes documenting the project's connection to the Strategic
Plan, defining clinical goals, evaluating solutions, and estimating capital and
staffing.
◍ What are the primary challenges of implementing a new HIS?.
Answer: Challenges include HIS not delivering promised care
improvements, synchronization difficulties from customization, and moving
, from 'out of the box' software to cohesive workflows.
◍ An attribute is ______________..
Answer: a fact about an entity
◍ Pages that tell the scanner information about the page(s) that follow are
called.
Answer: target sheets
◍ What is the go-live moment in HIS?.
Answer: It is when a system is activated, staff are trained, and software is
introduced into the clinical environment.
◍ Addressable standards.
Answer: allow an equivalent method to be used
◍ Data repositories are ______________..
Answer: open structure database
◍ How many stages are there in HIS implementation?.
Answer: There are 4 stages: Planning, System Development/Selection,
Implementation into Production, and Ongoing Support and Evaluation.
◍ The term used to describe viruses and spyware is called.
Answer: malicious software
◍ Identifying the specific details in implementing an IS is found in the.
Answer: design plan
◍ An example of a technical safeguard is ______________..
Answer: audit control
◍ When is infrastructure considered working right?.
Answer: It is invisible when functioning well and becomes visible when it
fails.
◍ What happens in Phase II of HIS implementation?.
Answer: Phase II introduces Core Clinical Systems and the Basic EHR,
establishing basic enterprise reporting and analytical capabilities.
IMPLEMENTATION FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Routine reports, such as number of admissions and discharges per month or
peryear, are generated by which information system?.
Answer: registration
◍ MU is not just to improve the health of one patient but to have an impact on
alarge portion of patients in a particular geographic area or
diagnosisclassification. The way this is monitored is called.
Answer: Population health reporting
◍ Identify the tool that shows a work process..
Answer: flowchart
◍ What are the phases of HIS implementation?.
Answer: The phases are Foundational Infrastructure, Basic Core HIS, and
Advanced HIS capabilities.
◍ The requirement that vendors prove that their EHR products meet specific
andoptimal standards is termed ______________..
Answer: CEHRT
◍ An advantage to a database is that it.
Answer: controls the data stored in it
◍ Identify the field type that is BEST for entering gender and health record
number.
Answer: radio buttons
,◍ financial applications.
Answer: first ISs used in healthcare
◍ How long does each phase of HIS implementation take?.
Answer: Implementing changes typically takes 5 to 15 years.
◍ What is the "find and seek" method of HIE performed through an HIO?.
Answer: query based exchange
◍ What is one of the techniques that can be performed to lessen the barriers
toimplementing an EHR?a. Thorough and repetitive training and
communicationb. Buying the biggest EHR system the healthcare facility can
affordc. Give all employees new job titlesd. Implement one component at a
time.
Answer: . Thorough and repetitive training and communication
◍ What is project management?.
Answer: It is the use of knowledge, skills, and tools to accomplish specific
objectives, requiring both technical and soft skills.
◍ Healthcare providers using their personal smart phones and other devices
and theincrease in mobile technology can be summed up in which of the
followingabbreviations?.
Answer: byod
◍ What is necessary for a successful implementation culture?.
Answer: It requires time to prepare the organization's culture for change and
to build interdisciplinary coordination.
◍ What is involved in HIS planning?.
Answer: It includes documenting the project's connection to the Strategic
Plan, defining clinical goals, evaluating solutions, and estimating capital and
staffing.
◍ What are the primary challenges of implementing a new HIS?.
Answer: Challenges include HIS not delivering promised care
improvements, synchronization difficulties from customization, and moving
, from 'out of the box' software to cohesive workflows.
◍ An attribute is ______________..
Answer: a fact about an entity
◍ Pages that tell the scanner information about the page(s) that follow are
called.
Answer: target sheets
◍ What is the go-live moment in HIS?.
Answer: It is when a system is activated, staff are trained, and software is
introduced into the clinical environment.
◍ Addressable standards.
Answer: allow an equivalent method to be used
◍ Data repositories are ______________..
Answer: open structure database
◍ How many stages are there in HIS implementation?.
Answer: There are 4 stages: Planning, System Development/Selection,
Implementation into Production, and Ongoing Support and Evaluation.
◍ The term used to describe viruses and spyware is called.
Answer: malicious software
◍ Identifying the specific details in implementing an IS is found in the.
Answer: design plan
◍ An example of a technical safeguard is ______________..
Answer: audit control
◍ When is infrastructure considered working right?.
Answer: It is invisible when functioning well and becomes visible when it
fails.
◍ What happens in Phase II of HIS implementation?.
Answer: Phase II introduces Core Clinical Systems and the Basic EHR,
establishing basic enterprise reporting and analytical capabilities.
