Certified Healthcare Technology Specialist (CHTS) Process Workflow & Information Management Redesign Practice Exam

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Which one of the following is not an example of a transition of care?

  1. Transfer to a different facility

  2. Change in patient room without change in providers

  3. Discharge to home

  4. Referral to a specialist

The correct answer is: Change in patient room without change in providers

A change in a patient's room without a change in providers does not involve a transfer of care from one provider to another or a change in the level of care being provided. Transitions of care typically involve significant shifts in a patient's care setting or medical team, which is crucial for coordinating ongoing treatment and ensuring patient safety and continuity. In contrast, transferring to a different facility, being discharged to home, and referrals to specialists all signify changes in the setting or the healthcare providers involved in the patient's care. These transitions often require careful communication and information handoffs to ensure that the patient receives appropriate follow-up and management of their health conditions. Thus, the change in room assignment without a change in care providers does not constitute a transition of care.