Which of the following represent interoperability challenges faced in exchanging Health Information. Sellect all that ap

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Which of the following represent interoperability challenges
faced in exchanging Health Information. Sellect all that apply.
Question 1 options: Funding and long-term sustainability
Collaboration among competitors Consensus on unique patient
identifier Geographical gaps in rural areas Various business models
and governance structures
Question 2 Saved Which standard below is used for
diagnosis codes? Question 2 options: LOINC RxNorm DICOM ICD HL-7
SNOMED CPT
Question 3 Which standard below is used for medications and
e-prescribing? Question 3 options: DICOM LOINC ICD SNOMED HL-7 CPT
RxNorm
Question 4 One purpose of data standards is to create
common languages for greater adoption of data exchange and
interoperability. Question 4 options: True False
Question 5 A key concept for patient privacy critical to
the use of EHRs and health informatics is to protect individually
identifiable patient information - often abbreviated as PHI. What
does PHI stand for? Question 5 options: Patient health information
Personal health information Protected health information
Question 6 Which data standard below is used for clinical
terminology in EHRs? Question 6 options: CPT LOINC ICD SNOMED
RxNorm DICOM HL-7
Question 7 Which standard below is used for the electronic
exchange and transmission of text-based health information?
Question 7 options: DICOM RxNorm CPT SNOMED HL-7 ICD LOINC
Question 8 The HIPAA Privacy Rule contains provisions for
patient and consumer rights. These include (select all that apply):
Question 8 options: Patients have a right to know how their PHI is
used and shared. Patients have a right to get reports on who
accessed their PHI and when. Patients can file a complaint with
their provider or the government if they feel their PHI has not
been protected. Patients have a right to see and get a copy of
their medical records. Patients have a right to request corrections
be made to their medical records.