CHIMA exam
- arranged strictly in chronological order.
- gives the sequence of the patient's care as delivered.
- makes it difficult to find a particular document.
- physician offices often use this format. - ANS-Integrated Health record
- compromised of the problem list, which serves as the table of contents.
- organized so that every member of the healthcare team can easily follow the course of patient
treatment.
- the most recognizable component of the POMR is the SOAP (Subjective, Objective,
Assessment, Plan) method for recording progress notes. - ANS-Problem oriented medical
record (POMR)
- contribute to client care, outcomes and safety through the provision of accurate, complete,
timely and accessible health information
- support the Canadian public by advocating for and monitoring the privacy, security, and
confidentiality of personal health information - ANS-As a profession we:
- single source of credentialed HIMs
- partner with educational institutions, our members, industry, and employers to develop the
competencies, skills and knowledge for the HIM profession
- provide essential research and expertise in health information standards and best practice -
ANS-As a federally chartered college, we:
- supports continuing education and professional practice of HIM professionals
- Develop strategic partnerships to advance the development and integration of electronic HIM
- advocate for and strengthen the HIM role in health care settings across the continuum of care -
ANS-As a national association CHIMA:
- Traditional method of maintaining paper based records.
- records are organized according to the source, or originating department that rendered the
service (lab, radiology etc.).
- many hybrid records are source oriented. - ANS-Source oriented health record
1) Electronic Health Information Management (e-HIM)
2) Data Quality
3) Privacy of Health Information
Use to include:
4) Health Information Management Standards - ANS-*Three domains of practice (2018)
- arranged strictly in chronological order.
- gives the sequence of the patient's care as delivered.
- makes it difficult to find a particular document.
- physician offices often use this format. - ANS-Integrated Health record
- compromised of the problem list, which serves as the table of contents.
- organized so that every member of the healthcare team can easily follow the course of patient
treatment.
- the most recognizable component of the POMR is the SOAP (Subjective, Objective,
Assessment, Plan) method for recording progress notes. - ANS-Problem oriented medical
record (POMR)
- contribute to client care, outcomes and safety through the provision of accurate, complete,
timely and accessible health information
- support the Canadian public by advocating for and monitoring the privacy, security, and
confidentiality of personal health information - ANS-As a profession we:
- single source of credentialed HIMs
- partner with educational institutions, our members, industry, and employers to develop the
competencies, skills and knowledge for the HIM profession
- provide essential research and expertise in health information standards and best practice -
ANS-As a federally chartered college, we:
- supports continuing education and professional practice of HIM professionals
- Develop strategic partnerships to advance the development and integration of electronic HIM
- advocate for and strengthen the HIM role in health care settings across the continuum of care -
ANS-As a national association CHIMA:
- Traditional method of maintaining paper based records.
- records are organized according to the source, or originating department that rendered the
service (lab, radiology etc.).
- many hybrid records are source oriented. - ANS-Source oriented health record
1) Electronic Health Information Management (e-HIM)
2) Data Quality
3) Privacy of Health Information
Use to include:
4) Health Information Management Standards - ANS-*Three domains of practice (2018)
