Harper would most likely point out that "Electronic records do not dissolve or disappear over time." This advantage directly addresses the issue of fading EKG strips and ensures that important test results remain accessible and legible over time.
The cardiologist’s office that Harper works for still stores EKG test strips by taping them to paper records. The problem is that some of the test results are beginning to fade. One file that Harper pulls out just appears to have two blank EKG strips affixed to it! What advantage of electronic records would Harper MOST likely point out to the cardiologist she works for?
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Electronic records can be pulled up much faster.
Electronic records can be pulled up much faster.
Electronic records do not dissolve or disappear over time.
Electronic records do not dissolve or disappear over time.
Electronic records are not easily stolen by intruders.
Electronic records are not easily stolen by intruders.
Electronic records have no legibility issues.
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