Exam 24: Health Care
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Decoupling points are steps in the process where waiting takes place, either before or after the procedure is performed.
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The acronym CPOE stands for computerized prescription order entry.
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Among the major trends in health care that relate to OSCM is computer-assisted diagnosis.
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Well-organized hospitals have a clear chain of command and carefully delineated decision-making authority.
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The flow of work through a hospital is sometimes referred to as a patient activity diagram.
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At the Mayo Clinic, SPARC is an acronym for "Specialty Patient Automated Referral Console," a computerized system that improves patient flows through the hospital.
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Edward Deming and Philip Crosby were pioneers in the quality improvement movement in health care.
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SBAR is an acronym for a checklist technique for communicating information about a patient's condition among members of the health care team.
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Readmission rate would be reported on the clinical performance dashboard.
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DRGs (diagnostic-related groups) classify patients by diagnosis or surgical procedure into major diagnostic categories based on the premise that treatment of similar medical diagnoses will generate similar costs.
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In recent surveys, about 55 percent of all Americans said they were dissatisfied with the quality of health care.
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Gap errors occur when a too-small hospital gown is given to an obese patient.
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Health care operations management may be defined as the recruitment, organization, and scheduling of the professionals that deliver health care services.
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The flow of work through a hospital is sometimes referred to as:
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The text mentions several common approaches to use when developing a strategy to close a capacity gap (where utilization of a resource exceeds capacity available).Which of the following is not among the common approaches mentioned?
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Developing strategies to close capacity gaps (where utilization of a resource exceeds capacity available) is most often accomplished by acquisition of more resources through expansion and new facility construction.
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Among the major trends in health care that relate to OSCM is telemedicine (remote diagnosis).
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Decoupling points are those connections that are decoupled when a patient is removed from life support.
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Florence Nightingale is credited with the development of the bar chart.
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