1. Chapter 15 by Emily B. Barey The Electronic Health Record and Clinical Informatics

2. Key Terms Defined Administrative Processes Connectivity Decision Support Electronic Communication

3. Key Terms Defined Electronic Health Record (EHR) Healthcare Information Healthcare Data Order Entry Management

4. Key Terms Defined Patient Support Population Health Management Reporting Results Management

5. Components The Definition of an EHR is Evolving. The IOM Making Sound Clinical Decisions Results Management

6. Components Order Entry Management Decision Support Electronic Communication and Connectivity

7. Components Patient Support Administrative Processes Reporting and Population Health Management

8. Components The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology The Primary Mission of ONCHIT

9. Advantages Advantages of EHR Ambulatory Care Settings Widening of Implementation of EHR

10. Ownership The Process’ of EHR Vendor Selection Pre-Acquisition Phase

11. Ownership Selecting a System The Criteria for Selecting a System Implementation Planning An Implementation Plan

12. Flexibility and Expandability There is not yet an electronic health record system available Most healthcare organizations do not yet have the capacity to implement and maintain systems in all care areas Financial and patient privacy hurdles The Department of Health and Human Services recently loosened regulations

13. Flexibility and Expandability Patient Privacy Health Exchanges

14. Future The Future of EHRs Benefits of EHRs The Benefits of an EHRs The Evolution of Nursing

15. Thought Provoking Questions 1.What are the implications for nursing education as the electronic health record (EHR) becomes the standard for caring for patients? 2.What are the ethical considerations related to interoperability and a shared electronic health record?