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Management of Patient’s Records

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Added on  2020-04-21

Management of Patient’s Records

   Added on 2020-04-21

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Management of Patient’s RecordsArchive RecordsProcess of removing the patient’s file from the main filing system and storing them in a separate storage placeImportant procedure to assure that there is enough space for the new files and the flow of information. Files should be archived at aregular basis. Retention of records Keeping the medical records of the patient is a vital part ofthe healthcare. The nurses should also beaware of the legalrequirements of the practicesrequired in the record-keeping. Medicare and VeteranAffairs Documentation Medical records are also an important source of communication between the medical nurses. It is important toensure that the healthcare records of thepatients should anaccurate informationregardingthetreatment, planningand the delivery of thehealthcare services.The patient’s recordshould be written withthe involvement ofboth patient and themedical practitionerand provide a clearevidence of the careplanned, decisionsmade and the eventshared.Closure of a health care facility The archived files are not destroyed and are available whenever required.If the patient returns to the healthcare facility, these records can be restored (Read & Ginn, 2010).
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