Many Health Care Organizations Are Drowning in Data

question 68

Multiple Choice

Many health care organizations are drowning in data.Yet health care workers cannot get reliable insights from this data.Information from physician notes,registration forms,discharge summaries,documents and so on often go unused or are difficult for administrators and mangers to access.One of the primary reasons for this problem is that _____________.

• A)Cutbacks in IT budgets have reduced their ability to operate effectively.
• B)Users lack training and experience with health care apps.
• C)Data are stored in silos.
• D)Security policies that are too stringent

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Definitions:

Risk

The potential for loss or an undesirable outcome, often assessed in the context of investments or decision-making.

Portfolio

An array of fiscal investments encompassing stock shares, bond notes, commodities, spendable cash, and assets comparable to cash, plus mutual funds and ETFs.

Portfolio Expected Return

The weighted average of the expected returns on the assets included in a portfolio, representing the overall expected profit or loss.

Covariance

A statistical measure that indicates the extent to which two variables change together, signaling the direction of their linear relationship.