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WorksheetsWeek 4 Quiz – EMR, EHR, Maturity & Health Outcomes
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of the following best describes the difference between EMR and EHR?
EMR is paper-based, EHR is digital.
EMR is a facility-level system; EHR supports longitudinal, cross-facility data.
EMR is national; EHR is local.
EMR is only for billing; EHR is only for clinical care.
Which characteristic is essential for a system to be considered an EHR?
Attractive user interface
Manual data entry
Interoperability across facilities
Use of proprietary formats
A hybrid EMR system (partial digital, partial paper) most likely has which maturity level?
High maturity
Mid maturity
Low to mid maturity
Full EHR maturity
Which maturity model is widely used to assess hospital EMR capability?
WHO ICD
HIMSS EMRAM
ISO 9001
ITIL 4
Which of the following is a process benefit of EMR adoption?
Reduced patient privacy risks
Faster documentation and improved legibility
Guaranteed interoperability
Automatic diagnosis
Which of the following is an outcome benefit associated with EHR adoption?
Improved medication safety
Guaranteed server uptime
Increased hospital revenue
More vendor control
A hospital uses an advanced EMR but has no RBAC and weak audit logs. What is the main governance risk?
Slow clinical documentation
Poor facility branding
Unauthorized access to patient data
Delayed billing
What is the primary reason EMRs in Indonesia often fail to support continuity of care?
They are too expensive
They rely on FHIR standards
They are facility-centric and lack interoperability
They require monthly updates
Which of the following is NOT a consumer risk related to digital health?
Data breaches
Digital divide
Algorithmic bias
Faster access to lab results
Why does structured terminology (e.g., ICD-10, SNOMED CT) matter in EMR systems?
It reduces software licensing fees
It allows standardised, interoperable clinical documentation
It makes screens look cleaner
It reduces hospital staff workload to zero
What is a common sign of low governance maturity despite high technical maturity?
Hospital uses cloud servers
EMR has sophisticated dashboards but poor access control
Staff are trained regularly
System integrates easily with national platforms
Which outcome is most negatively affected when EMR data is not interoperable?
Patient identity verification
Continuity of care
Hospital profit margins
Staff scheduling
Which of the following WOULD empower patients in a digital health ecosystem?
Unrestricted staff access to patient files
Lack of transparency in machine learning usage
Access to personal health records across facilities
Use of proprietary data formats
Which statement best represents a digital maturity paradox?
A clinic uses paper and achieves higher outcomes
A hospital has advanced EMR features but weak governance
A hospital has slow internet
A clinic avoids EMR and maintains high patient satisfaction
What is the FIRST critical step to improve EMR maturity in a low-maturity setting?
Deploy artificial intelligence models
Implement structured, standardised clinical data
Replace all clinical staff
Outsource data management to vendors
