Contents at a Glance
by John Mattison, Brian Gugerty, Kathleen A. McCormick
Healthcare Information Technology Exam Guide for CHTS and CAHIMS Certifications, 2nd Edition
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- About the Lead Authors
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Part I Healthcare and Information Technology in the United States
- Chapter 1 Healthcare Information Technology: Definitions, Stakeholders, and Major Themes
- The Explosion of Healthcare Information Technology
- New Network Complexity Requires New Standards for Data Sharing and Interoperability
- The Role of HIT in the Continuum of Healthcare
- The Increasing Volume and Shift to Value of Healthcare IT
- Preparing a Critical Mass of Certified Healthcare IT Technicians and Professionals
- The Roles of HIMSS and AHIMA in Support of Healthcare Information Credentialing, Education, and Training
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 2 U.S. Healthcare Systems Overview
- Chapter 3 An Overview of How Healthcare Is Paid For in the United States
- Chapter 4 Healthcare Information Technology in Public Health, Emergency Preparedness, and Surveillance
- Chapter 1 Healthcare Information Technology: Definitions, Stakeholders, and Major Themes
- Part II Fundamentals of Healthcare Information Science
- Chapter 5 Computer Hardware and Architecture for Healthcare IT
- Chapter 6 Programming and Programming Languages for Healthcare IT
- Languages and Virtual Machines
- Operating Systems
- The C Language
- The C++ Language
- The Java Language
- Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
- Extensible Markup Language (XML)
- Active Server Pages (ASP)
- PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP)
- Programming Languages and Development Environments for Mobile Health Application Development
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 7 Databases, Data Warehousing, Data Mining, and Cloud Computing for Healthcare
- Chapter 8 Networks and Networking in Healthcare
- Chapter 9 Systems Analysis and Design in Healthcare
- Chapter 10 Fundamentals of Health Workflow Process Analysis and Redesign
- Life Cycle of Major Information Technology Implementation and Organizational Change
- Process Management and Process Improvement
- Methodologies for Understanding Processes
- Workflow Mapping Tools
- Success Factors for Implementing Clinical Process Change
- Identification and Prioritization of Targets for Workflow Improvement
- Change Management
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 11 Healthcare IT Project Management
- Chapter 12 Assuring Usability of Healthcare IT
- Part III Healthcare Information Standards and Regulation
- Chapter 13 Navigating Health Data Standards and Interoperability
- Chapter 14 Interoperability Within and Across Healthcare Systems
- User Identity
- User Account Support
- Authentication
- Accountability
- Roles and Permissions
- Multilevel Data Confidentiality
- Medical Records Regulations
- Other Sources of Access Control Rules
- Data Treated at the Highest Level of Confidentiality
- Purpose of Use
- Patient Privacy
- Summary of Basic Access Control
- Healthcare Information Exchange
- Access Control Languages
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 15 Assuring the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Compliance
- Introduction to the Healthcare Legal Environment
- HIPAA, HITECH Act, and Omnibus Rule Overview
- HIPAA Privacy Rule: 45 CFR Part 164, Subpart E
- Use and Disclosure of PHI: 45 CFR 164.502(a)
- Minimum Necessary: 45 CFR 164.502(b)
- BA Contracts: 45 CFR 164.504(e), 45 CFR 164.308(b), 45 CFR 164.314(a)
- Consent: 45 CFR 164.506
- Authorization Requirements: 45 CFR 164.508
- Release Without Consent or Authorization: 45 CFR 164.512
- Avert a Serious Threat to Safety: 45 CFR 164.512(j)
- Disclosure for Specialized Government Functions: 45 CFR 164.512(k)
- Limited Data Set: 45 CFR 164.514(e)
- Notice of Privacy Practices: 45 CFR 164.520
- Patient Privacy Rights
- Privacy Official and Security Official: 45 CFR 164.530(a), 45 CFR 164.308(a)(2)
- Workforce Training: 45 CFR 164.530(b), 45 CFR 164.308(a)(5)
- Standard Safeguards: 45 CFR 164.530(c)
- Sanctions: 45 CFR 164.530(e), 45 CFR 164.308(a)(1)
- Privacy and Security Policies and Procedures: 45 CFR 164.530(i), 45 CFR 164.316
- HIPAA Security Rule: 45 CFR Part 164, Subpart C
- Breach Notification Rule: 45 CFR Part 164, Subpart D
- Breach Definition: 45 CFR 164.402
- General Breach Description Notification Requirements: 45 CFR 164.404(a–c) 38
- Methods of Notification: 45 CFR 164.404(d)
- Notification Delay for Law Enforcement Purposes: 45 CFR 164.412
- Specific CE Requirements: 45 CFR 164.404
- Specific BA Requirements: 45 CFR 164.410
- HIPAA Enforcement Rule: 45 CFR Part 160
- Additional Guidance
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 16 Health Information Technology and Health Policy
- Chapter 17 The Electronic Health Record as Evidence
- Sources and Structure of U.S. Law
- Three Branches of U.S. Government Responsible for Carrying Out Government Powers and Functions
- The Medical Record
- EHR Standards for Records Management and Evidentiary Support
- The Role and Use of the Medical Record in Litigation and/or Regulatory Investigations
- The Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE)
- Incident Report Privilege
- The Scope and Procedures of E-Discovery Process
- The Path Forward: A Coming Together of Laws, Rules, and Regulations
- A New Era in the Nation’s Health Information Infrastructure
- Chapter Review
- Part IV Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining Healthcare IT
- Chapter 18 Effective Organizational Communication for Large-Scale Healthcare Information Technology Initiatives
- Chapter 19 Non-EHR HIT: From Architecture to Operations
- The Healthcare IT Organization: Challenges, Structures, and Roles
- HIT Major Non-EHR HIT Systems and Applications
- Working with Enterprise HIT Systems
- Vendor-Specific Systems: Acquisition, Installation, and Maintenance of HIT Systems
- Radiology Systems
- Pharmacy Systems
- Lab Systems
- Patient Monitoring Systems
- Supply Chain Systems
- ERP Software Systems
- Finance and Operations Systems
- Clinical Decision Support (CDS)
- Patient Relationship Management Systems
- Application Data Interchange Systems
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 20 EHR Implementation and Optimization
- Using HIT and EHRs for Organizational Transformation
- Managing the Project
- A Good Product and Team
- The Orders Catalog and Order Sets
- Documentation Templates and Note Hierarchy
- Migrating Data
- Extraction, then Conversion
- Develop Workflows
- Policies Affect Workflows
- Testing
- Training
- Reduce Schedules for Go-Live
- Downtime Procedures
- Go-Live Support
- During and Post Go-Live Communication
- Monitoring Success
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 21 Training Essentials for Implementing Healthcare IT
- Chapter 22 Using Healthcare IT to Measure and Improve Healthcare Quality and Outcomes
- Why Measure Quality?
- Defining Quality Measures for EHR Queries
- What Makes a Quality Measure Worth Measuring?
- What Is the Connection Between Clinical Decision Support and Quality Measurement?
- What Is the Measure of a Measure?
- What Are the Expectations for the EHR to Perform Measurement?
- What Changes Are Needed to Enable Electronic Clinical Quality Measures?
- How Are Value Sets Standardized?
- Moving Forward: Retooling vs. Creating Measures de Novo Based on Data in EHRs
- Chapter Review
- Part V Optimizing Healthcare IT
- Chapter 23 Big Data and Data Analytics
- Innovation in Healthcare IT: The Creative Reconstruction of Health and Wellness
- Which Technologies Are Creating Big Opportunities for Innovation?
- A Simple Taxonomy for Innovation
- The Different Communities Engaged in Healthcare Delivery
- What Can the Impact of Innovations Be on the Future Technologies?
- Key Gaps and How Technology Can Help Close Them
- The Empathy Gap Is the Most Important Gap to Close
- Gap Between Evidence and Behavior for Disorders of Lifestyle
- Environmental Disruption Gap (Chemical, Thermal, Microbial)
- Learning/Education/Communication Gap
- AI/Robotics Robotics Gap
- Gap in Seamless and Reliable Human Data Entry
- Gap in Evidence-Based Virtual Care
- The Science vs. the Application of –omics (Genomics, Microbiomics, Proteomes, etc.) Gap
- Gap in Drones and Healthcare
- Gap in 3D Printing
- Gap in Chatbots, AI, Trust, and Health
- Gap in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and Health
- Gap in New Psychopharmacology Research and Previously Refractory Psychiatric States
- Gap in Harnessing Exponential Technology
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 24 Innovations in Healthcare Impacting Healthcare Information Technology
- Innovations in Genetics/Genomics/Pharmacogenomics
- Innovations in Mobile Devices in Healthcare
- Wireless Communication Technologies and Standards
- Mobile Devices Connected to the Internet
- Mobile Device Security Protocols
- How Mobile Networks Are Being Used in Healthcare
- The Most Popular Mobile Health Apps
- Healthcare Professionals’ Use of Mobile Devices
- Major Barriers to Advancing Mobile Devices
- Steps to Institutionalizing Genomic and Mobile Technologies
- Innovative Institutions Pushing Advances in Genomics and Mobile Devices
- Nine Technologies for Future Innovation Using Devices
- Social Media Being Used in Healthcare
- Innovations in Telehealth
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 23 Big Data and Data Analytics
- Part VI Making It All Secure: Healthcare IT Privacy, Security, and Confidentiality
- Chapter 25 Framework for Privacy, Security, and Confidentiality
- Chapter 26 Risk Assessment and Management
- Chapter 27 Physical Safeguards, Facility Security, Secure Systems and Networks, and Securing Electronic Media
- Chapter 28 Healthcare Information Security: Operational Safeguards
- Operational Safeguards: A Component of Information Security
- Operational Safeguards in Healthcare Organizations
- Security Management Process
- Information Management Council
- Identity Management and Authorization
- Awareness and Training Programs
- Risk Assessment
- Software and System Development
- Configuration Management
- Consent Management
- System Activity Review
- Continuity of Operations
- Incident Procedures
- Sanctions
- Evaluation
- Business Associate Contracts
- Healthcare-Specific Implications on Operational Safeguards
- Operational Safeguards in Emerging Healthcare Trends
- Chapter Review
- Chapter 29 Architectural Safeguards
- Chapter 30 Healthcare Cybersecurity Technology
- Chapter 31 Cybersecurity Considerations for Medical Devices
- Part VII Appendixes
- Appendix A AHIMA CHTS Exams Domain Maps
- CHTS-CP: Clinician/Practitioner Consultant Examination
- CHTS-IM: Implementation Manager Examination
- CHTS-IS: Implementation Support Specialist Examination
- CHTS-PW: Practice Workflow & Information Management Redesign Specialist Examination
- CHTS-TR: Trainer Examination
- CHTS-TS: Technical/Software Support Staff Examination
- Appendix B HIMSS CAHIMS Exam Domain Map
- Appendix C About the Download
- Appendix D Healthcare Professional and Workforce Roles
- Appendix A AHIMA CHTS Exams Domain Maps
- Glossary
- Index
CONTENTS AT A GLANCE
Part I Healthcare and Information Technology in the United States
Chapter 2 U.S. Healthcare Systems Overview Philip J. Kroth
Chapter 3 An Overview of How Healthcare Is Paid For in the United States Donald Nichols
Part II Fundamentals of Healthcare Information Science
Chapter 5 Computer Hardware and Architecture for Healthcare IT Omid Shabestari
Chapter 6 Programming and Programming Languages for Healthcare IT Alex Mu-Hsing Kuo, Andre Kushniruk
Chapter 8 Networks and Networking in Healthcare Roman Mateyko
Chapter 9 Systems Analysis and Design in Healthcare Andre Kushniruk, Elizabeth Borycki
Chapter 11 Healthcare IT Project Management Brian Gugerty, Amy Flick
Chapter 12 Assuring Usability of Healthcare IT Andre Kushniruk, Elizabeth Borycki
Part III Healthcare Information Standards and Regulation
Chapter 13 Navigating Health Data Standards and Interoperability Joyce Sensmeier
Chapter 14 Interoperability Within and Across Healthcare Systems John Moehrke
Chapter 15 Assuring the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Compliance Chris Apgar
Chapter 16 Health Information Technology and Health Policy Allison Viola
Chapter 17 The Electronic Health Record as Evidence Kimberly A. Baldwin-Stried Reich
Part IV Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining Healthcare IT
Chapter 19 Non-EHR HIT: From Architecture to Operations Alistair Erskine, Bipin Karunakaran
Chapter 20 EHR Implementation and Optimization Diane Hibbs, Julie Hollberg
Chapter 21 Training Essentials for Implementing Healthcare IT Cheryl A. Fisher
Part V Optimizing Healthcare IT
Chapter 23 Big Data and Data Analytics John E. Mattison
Part VI Making It All Secure: Healthcare IT Privacy, Security, and Confidentiality
Chapter 25 Framework for Privacy, Security, and Confidentiality Dixie B. Baker
Chapter 26 Risk Assessment and Management Gila Pyke
Chapter 28 Healthcare Information Security: Operational Safeguards Sean Murphy
Chapter 29 Architectural Safeguards Lisa A. Gallagher
Chapter 30 Healthcare Cybersecurity Technology Mac McMillan
Chapter 31 Cybersecurity Considerations for Medical Devices Axel Wirth
Appendix A AHIMA CHTS Exams Domain Maps
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