Enterprise Content and Record Management (ECRM) Aids in Combating Potential

question 16

Multiple Choice

Enterprise content and record management (ECRM) aids in combating potential increased costs associated with the discovery process.An example of an enterprise management principle is _____.

• A)creating both digital and analog records for use in the facility
• B)differentiating between clinical and nonclinical health record content
• C)policies established about how long to save emails and text files
• D)streamlining the process of responding to discovery requests

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