Match the term to its associated definition.
Terms:
Electronic medical record (EMR)
Electronic health record (EHR)
HCIS
Definitions:
A. Digital version of patient charts with clinical notes and clinician's use for diagnosis and treatment
B. Paper or electronic collection of health information and medical records
C. Health care information systems linked within health care organizations departments to manage and organize patient data
D. Comprehensive electronic medical record with clinical notes, patient history, medications, medical images, lab and test results that can be viewed across medical providers and health care organizations; also a type of software that providers use to manage patients' records
Answer (2)
This response matches specific medical record terms with their definitions. It highlights the importance of electronic medical records, electronic health records, and health care information systems. Understanding these concepts is essential for navigating healthcare information efficiently. ;
The response explains the differences between electronic medical records (EMR), electronic health records (EHR), and health care information systems (HCIS). EMRs are digital patient charts used by clinicians, while EHRs are comprehensive records shared among providers. HCIS facilitates the organization and management of patient data across healthcare organizations.
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