Across
- 3. Sudden increase in disease cases within a community.
- 4. Electronic system used by healthcare providers to enter medical orders.
- 6. Identifying individuals at risk for disease before symptoms appear.
- 7. Profession focused on promoting, maintaining, and restoring health.
- 8. Delivery of healthcare services through electronic communication.
- 9. Hospital unit providing intensive care for critically ill patients.
- 11. Study of disease distribution and causes in populations.
- 13. Measurements including temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure.
- 16. Directing a patient to another healthcare provider or facility.
- 17. Continuous collection and analysis of health-related data in communities.
- 18. A digital health record shared across different healthcare providers.
Down
- 1. The science of managing healthcare information using technology.
- 2. Continuous observation of a patient’s vital signs.
- 5. Actions taken to reduce the risk of disease or injury.
- 9. Administration of vaccines to prevent diseases.
- 10. System that provides evidence-based clinical decision support.
- 11. Electronic version of a patient’s medical record used within one healthcare facility.
- 12. The formal release of a patient from healthcare services.
- 14. The process of prioritizing patients based on the severity of their condition.
- 15. Technology used to verify patient identity and medication administration.
