Skepticism exists regarding the security of electronic health records. In some cases, it is justified; in others, it is

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Skepticism exists regarding the security of electronic health
records. In some cases, it is justified; in others, it is the
result of a lack of understanding. What assumptions are evident in
the scenario below?
A number of staff members on your unit are vehemently opposed to
the introduction of electronic health records. Some believe that
moving to electronic charting will result in the depersonalization
of client care. Others believe that paper-based records are safer
because access to them can be strictly controlled. Based on your
readings in this unit and the previous one, how would you reply to
these concerns?
Limit your contribution to one or two ideas, concepts,
or themes