The Computer-Based Patient Record (CPR) Is a Comprehensive Lifetime Record

question 24

Multiple Choice

The computer-based patient record (CPR) is a comprehensive lifetime record that includes all information from all specialties. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) identified major components of the CPR that are considered to be the "gold standard" attributes. Which of the following are CPR components?

• A)Lack of confidentiality
• B)Direct entry for physicians will be available
• C)Tools cannot measure cost
• D)Provides sporadic access to data
• E)Provides a patient problem list

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