Greta is in for her yearly gynecologist’s appointment. She has seen the same physician for 15 years, so she is surprised when the receptionist asks her to fill out a stack of new patient forms. When Greta asks why she must write down her entire medical history again, the receptionist explains that there was a power surge, and the office’s computer systems were fried. This meant that they lost their entire patient records. Greta shakes her head because back when she was a nurse, everything was kept in written form. What would Greta say was the advantage of this? (1 point) Responses Written forms are more easily accessible than electronic records. Written forms are more easily accessible than electronic records. Written forms face fewer risks of catastrophic loss than electronic records. Written forms face fewer risks of catastrophic loss than electronic records. Written forms are easier to read than electronic records. Written forms are easier to read than electronic records. Written forms tend to be more thorough than electronic records.
Greta would likely say that the advantage of keeping medical records in written form is that they face fewer risks of catastrophic loss than electronic records.
