QUESTION 21 Clinical intelligence is difficult in part due to reasons of the subjectivity in delivering...
QUESTION 21
Clinical intelligence is difficult in part due to reasons of the subjectivity in delivering patient care. Which of the following is not a contributor to this challenge?
A. patient uniqueness
B. diversity of training for providers
C. the governments enforcement for an interoperable records
D. communication challenges
Homework Answers
C. the governments enforcement for an interoperable records
The government enforcement is not a contributor to this challenge although all the other options are contributor.
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