NURS FPX 6616 Assessment 1 Community Resources and Best Practices

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Assessment 1: Community Resources and Best Practices
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Nov 8, 2023
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Hello healthcare leaders, I am [Your Name], and today, I present a critical topic on community
resources and best practices for a carefully coordinated healthcare system and care
management.
Slide 2: Agenda
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Community Resources and Best Practices
Care coordination and care management, though used interchangeably, carry slightly different
meanings. The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) has facilitated the recording and maintenance
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of healthcare records. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) defines care
coordination as deliberately designed activities and communication involving all participants to
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provide safer and more effective care. In contrast, care management involves episodic
evaluation with a proficient team, ensuring the effectiveness of the medical system (Dealtry,
2022).
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Despite technological integrations such as Electronic Health Records (EHR), wearable devices,
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Telehealth, and mobile services, care coordination and management face a crisis. Technological
advancements bring ethical and legal challenges for stakeholders, with data breaches being a
major concern. The USA has experienced over 90% of security breaches in hospitals, costing
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an average of $15 million per breach in 2019 (Seh et al., 2020).
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Slide 3: Scenario
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This incident involves the healthcare organization ARcare, which experienced a data breach
between the last two months of 2022. The breach became apparent in the first month of 2023
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and was identified as a ransomware attack. The cybercriminal demanded a substantial amount
of money in exchange for the data of 345,000 patients, including critical information such as
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patient IDs, financial accounts, and insurance details. Despite paying the ransom, data
restoration confirmation was still pending. This critical incident prompted ARcare to prioritize
care coordination management to enhance cybersecurity.
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Slide 4: Ethical Issues about Use of Health Care Information

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Systems for Care Coordination

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The American Public Health Association (APHA) upholds ethical principles in healthcare
services, emphasizing autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice. Ethical issues in
care coordination include security, privacy, and confidentiality, posing potential harm to patients
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and organizations. The breach compromises autonomy and beneficence principles, as the data
is accessed without consent (WritersBay, 2021; Layman, 2020).
Slide 5: Legal Issues of Current Practices and Potential Changes

Legal issues surrounding healthcare information misuse include patient security and
organizational reputational loss. Legislation such as the Health Information Technology for
Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act and the Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPAA) address these concerns. Recommended changes involve
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collaboration, increased investment in technology security, stakeholder alignment, and the use
of innovative technology to update systems (Legal and Ethical Issues in Health Informatics,
2020).
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Slide 6: Comparison of Current Outcomes with Best Practices
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Weak security, lack of multi-authentication processes, and insufficient investment in Health
Information Systems result in data loss, theft, and misuse. Best practices involve strengthening
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medical information systems and promoting teamwork, collaboration, and education for both
healthcare professionals and patients (Steger et al., 2019).
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Slide 7: Evidence-Based Practices
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Evidence-based interventions include system strengthening through Multi-factor Authentication,
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API-based team collaboration, and education for patients and healthcare staff. Multi-factor
Authentication adds layers of identity confirmation, making it difficult for criminals to access
information. Organizations must develop IT teams proficient in handling information critical to
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their operations (Steger et al., 2019).

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Slide 8: Role of Stakeholders in Intervention

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Stakeholders, including patients, providers, payors, and policymakers, play crucial roles in
improving healthcare information systems. Patients control data breach repercussions by
providing non-critical information. Providers work collaboratively to secure information, payors
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incentivize secure systems, and policymakers implement rules and regulations (Lübbeke et al.,
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2019).
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Slide 9: Explanation of Data-Driven Outcomes

Data-driven decision-making (CDM) aids in enhancing security using artificial intelligence and
machine learning. Data-driven measures provide timely information on potential cyber threats,
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strengthen security architecture, and enable collaborative incident reporting. AI assists in
visualizing and analyzing threats quickly (Chauhan et al., 2021).
Slide 10: Practices to Sustain Outcomes

Sustaining positive outcomes involves involving all stakeholders in interventions, continuous
training, and education. Executives lead the way, ensuring sustained interventions by assessing
threat severity, financial damage, and the nature of threats through AI. State and federal policies
hold organizations accountable, guiding patients in choosing services carefully (Narrasimman,
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2023).
Slide 11: Conclusion
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The healthcare information system's weaknesses have led to financial and personal losses,
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particularly in the USA. Ethical concerns involve principles like autonomy, beneficence,
non-maleficence, and justice. Legal consequences include reputation damage and potential
legal actions. Recommendations focus on strengthening systems, collaboration, and education.
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Data-driven decision-making, involving stakeholders, and sustained practices contribute to
reducing data breach events.
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Assessment 1: Community Resources and Best Practices

Slide 4: Ethical Issues about Use of Health Care Information

Systems for Care Coordination

Slide 5: Legal Issues of Current Practices and Potential Changes

their operations (Steger et al., 2019).

Slide 8: Role of Stakeholders in Intervention

Slide 9: Explanation of Data-Driven Outcomes

Slide 10: Practices to Sustain Outcomes

Slide 11: Conclusion

to Stolen Healthcare Data? Technology solutions that drive healthcare.

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