A patient has symptoms of itching and genital warts. The nurse believes the patient may have human papilloma virus (HPV), which is a sexually transmitted disease. The nurse practitioner orders a pap smear in which a sample is collected and tested for HPV. After a couple of hours, the nurse practitioner wants to check the results so that she can appropriately treat and understand the patient's condition. Where, within the clinical information system, should the nurse practitioner review the pap smear results to verify whether the patient has HPV?

Knowledge of the levels of evidence in healthcare research is important to nurses, because this can ultimately lead to an improvement in the quality of care. Which source of information is most likely to be based on high levels of evidence?

In which situation should a gap analysis be used?

It is determined that a patient's latest EHR entry is missing notes on associated pathology results. Which system should be used to identify the time specific results for the associated visit?

A specialty hospital wants to be able to share its patients' records with the other departments within the facility. The hospital has noticed that there is an inefficiency with the current workflow since supporting departments such as radiology, laboratory, and pharmacy cannot easily access patient records and must physically walk over to the nurses' station to obtain the necessary clinical information.
Which health information technology tool will allow the specially hospital this option?

Which administrative information system is used to manage employee payroll?

After acquiring patient vitals and retrieving their associated laboratory values, it is necessary to upload them accordingly. Which information system should be used to upload a patient's vitals and laboratory results directly into EHR?

Fatima is a radiologist at Dellberg Clinic She notices that one of her co-workers, Oliver, who works in the radiology department with her, is constantly looking up the demographic information of any new patient who gets admitted to the facility, regardless of whether they are receiving a radiology procedure. Fatima approaches Oliver and asks why he is always looking up recently admitted patient’s demographic information. He responds that he is bored and finds it interesting to learn about each patient, even if they never make it ever to his department.
What could be done to fox the privacy breach in the given scenario?

A cancer patient is exhibiting symptoms of a respiratory infection. The nurse needs to place the patient in reverse isolation because the patient le immunocompromised and to prevent the spread of infection Where, within the clinical information system, should the nurse document this information so that other healthcare providers who enter the patient's room will be aware of this precaution?

Maria has been a nurse at Dellberg Clinic for 20 years. She is training a new nurse and is advising them on how to access the clinic's electronic health record system. Maria tells the new nurse to make sure to create a password that she will always remember because once you create it, it will never change.
What is wrong with this scenario?

Which clinical information system is used by medical professionals to enhance decision making with the help of data collected from other clinical information systems