The nurse accesses previous hospitalization information to learn more about the client's previous health history. In what way is the availability of the client's health information assisting with the planning to address new care needs?
1. Ability to monitor quality
2. Access warehoused data (stored data)
3. Client sharing of knowledge that influences health
4. Constant availability of client health information
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale: There are at least four ways the EHR can improve health care. Accessing previous hospitalization information is not being done to monitor quality.
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