What are the benefits of data integration? Select all that apply
1. Potential for improved remote access of clinical data from various systems
2. Trend analysis of financial and clinical data
3. Encouraging the use of systems customized to meet department specifications
4. Development of a computer-based patient record
5. Facilitation of data collection for accreditation purposes
1,2,4,5
Rationale: Data integration benefits include: development of a computer-based patient record; trend analysis of financial and clinical data; potential for improved remote access of clinical data from various systems; and facilitation of data collection for accreditation purposes. Integration is a necessary component for the development of the electronic health record and for integrated delivery systems. The use of systems that are highly customized to meet individual department specifications is discouraged because it complicates the integration process.
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