HCAD 750 MODULE 1 VOCABULARLY 2021/2022 GRADE A

HCAD 750 MODULE 1 VOCABULARLY 2021/2022 GRADE A HCA Ch.4 1.Analog: Data or information that is not represented in an encoded, computer-readable format Analysis phase: The first phase of the systems development life cycle during which the scope of the project is defined, project goals are identified, current systems are evaluated, and user needs are identified Application systems analyst: Systems analysts with a clinical background in nursing, medicine, or other health professions, including HIM. Applied healthcare informatics: Automated information systems applied to healthcare delivery business and workflow processes, including the diagnosis, therapy, and systems of managing health data and information within the healthcare setting. 5.Audit trail: A chronological set of computerized records that provides evidence of information system activity (log-ins and log-outs, file accesses) used to determine security violations Autocoding: The process of extracting and translating dictated and then transcribed free-text data (or dictated and then computer-generated discrete data) into ICD-9-CM and CPT evaluation and management codes for billing and coding purposes Automated forms-processing (e-forms) technology: Technology that allows users to electronically enter data into online, digital forms and electronically extract data from online, digital forms for data collection or manipulation Bar-coding technology: A method of encoding data that consists of parallel arrangements of dark elements, referred to as bars, and light elements, referred to as spaces, and interpreting the data for automatic identification and data collection purposes Bit-mapped data: Data made up of pixels displayed on a horizontal and vertical grid or matrix 10.Chief information officer (CIO): The senior manager responsible for the overall management of information resources in an organization Chief information security officer (CISO): IT leadership role responsible for ensuring that a healthcare organization’s information systems are secure and safe from tampering or misuse; role has grown as a direct result of HIPAA security regulations Chief information technology officer (CITO): IT leadership role that guides an organization’s decisions related to technical architecture and evaluates latest technology developments and their applicability or potential use in the organization