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Which statement is correct regarding the use of social media and healthcare?

Nurses should not share any client identifying information to protect clients’ rights to privacy and confidentiality 

Nurses can safely discuss private health information on social media because nurses can restrict access to their posts

Nurses can use social media as long as they take pictures or create videos with clients inside a hospital setting 

Post on social media can be deleted, so little caution is needed

 

New technology is used in healthcare, such a smart phones, create potential ethical issues associated with which of the following?

Interoperability 

Privacy and confidentiality

The human technology interface 

Cognitive load 

 

Which application falls outside of the realm on social media?

TikTok

Instagram 

Snapchat 

Microsoft Word 

 

 

What is not an acceptable method for securing protected health information (PHI)

Shredding 

Encryption

Electronic sanitation 

Recycling bin 

 

What is the best rationale for nurses to protect the privacy and security of client information?

Protect their institution of employment from client complaints

Protect themselves from violation of privacy laws

Advocate for the future of nursing roles in informatics

Empower clients families

 

A client has a concern that their protected health information has been compromised. The nurse should instruct the client to contact within entity to file a complaint?

The office of civil rights

The clients insurance provider

The electronic health records company 

The office of the chief operating officer (CEO) of the institution 

 

 

According to the health insurance portability and accountability act [hippo], a release of information is needed for which situation?

Sharing information with the designated family member

Sharing client records with another healthcare facility 

Information required to be provided to file an insurance claim

Shift handoff

 

A nurse prepares to educate a client about the privacy rule in place to protect clients privacy rights. Which of the following does the nurse include in the teaching plan? Select all that apply

Clients have the right to receive a paper copy of the notice of privacy practices

Clients have the right to file a complaint within seven days if they believe their rights were violated

Clients do not have the right to request an amendment to the health record but may discuss concerns with their provider

Clients have the right to request restrictions to access of the health record

Clients have the right to request an alternative method of communication with a provider

 

How often do employees of a healthcare organization have to re-sign the agreement to uphold establish privacy policies?

Every six months

Every year

Every three years

Every five years

 

Heard the HITECH act, which of the following best describes enterprise interrogation?

An EHR that means specific government regulations for the type of record involved

 

The electronic linkage of the government, health plans, healthcare providers to enable the electronic exchange and use of health information among all the components in the healthcare infrastructure

 

Software, hardware, intellectual property, interrogated technologies or related licenses, packaged Solutions sold as services, or upgrading designed for or used to support the electronic creation, maintenance, access, or exchange of health information by patients or healthcare entities

 

An electronic record of health information that includes an individual’s demographic and clinical health information capable of interrogating multiple sources, supporting clinical decision making, entry of physician orders, and provide relevant to healthcare quality information

 

 

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