Order health information system

Order health information system
The patient is asked about advance
directives that he/she may have already
made; if none have been made, an advance
directive form is given to the patient to fill
out if desired.
e. The patient is given a clear written explana-
tion of how health information will be
used and disclosed.
f. The patient is given some form of a patient
bill of rights.
4. Which of the following statements describe
the procedure for transferring patients from
one healthcare facility to another? (Select all
that apply.)
a. When a patient is transferred to another
room, family members should be called in
(if possible) to move the patient’s personal
belongings to ensure they are not misplaced
or lost.
b. If a patient is moved to an intensive care
unit, it may be necessary for family mem-
bers to take home personal belongings
and flowers.
c. When a patient is transferred from the
hospital to a long-term care facility, the
patient is not formally discharged from
the hospital.
d. When a patient is transferred to a long-
term facility, the original chart goes with
him/her to the new facility.
e. When a patient is transferred to a long-
term facility, all personal belongings are
carefully packed and sent to the new facil-
ity with him/her.
f. In most cases, a detailed assessment and
care plan is sent from the hospital to the
long-term facility.
5. Which of the following occur when a patient
is discharged from a healthcare setting? (Select
all that apply.)
a. Discharge planning is performed to plan for
continuity of care.
b. A hospital administrator coordinates an
exchange of information among the patient,
caregivers, and those responsible for care
while the patient is in the acute care setting
and after the patient returns home.
c. The patient is assessed by the nurse to
ensure that the patient does not require any
complicated treatment or care performed by
family members.