Reconcile Data Discrepancies with Medical Personnel

What is an Electronic Health Record (EHR)?

• A paper version of a patient's chart

• A digital version of a patient's chart

• A type of medical equipment

• A healthcare professional

The financial impact of billing mistakes in healthcare can be:

• Minimal and easily manageable

• Significant, leading to revenue loss

• Non-existent, as errors are rare

• Beneficial, increasing profits

What could be wrong in a medical record? e.g., incorrect patient demographics, such as name or date of birth.

• Incorrect patient demographics

• Accurate medical history

• Correct treatment plan

• Proper billing information

What are Medication Errors in healthcare data discrepancies?

• Incorrect or missing details (e.g., name, DOB)

• Duplicate, missing, or wrong charges

• Incorrect dosages or missing prescriptions

• Misreported or delayed tests.

What are Lab Results errors in healthcare data discrepancies?

• Incorrect or missing details (e.g., name, DOB)

• Duplicate, missing, or wrong charges

• Incorrect dosages or missing prescriptions

• Misreported or delayed tests.

How did you discover it?

• By accident

• Through a friend

• Online research

• I haven't discovered it

Cross-checking records with other documents or systems is important because:

• it ensures accuracy and consistency.

• it saves time and resources.

• it is a legal requirement.

• it is a standard practice.

Which of the following is the most reliable source to verify medication details?

• Patient’s verbal statement

• Doctor's prescription note

• Pharmacy database

• Insurance billing records