Part 1:

1. 1. Mentions the differences between the electronic medical record, the electronic health record and the personal health record.
   2. Identifies the content that, according to the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) , a patient's health information record should contain.
   3. Identify the six (6) purposes of the patient record.
   4. Contrast what the internal and external data and information of a patient are.

Part 2:

1. 1. Identify five (5) basic problems related to poor data quality. Which one do you understand to be the one with the greatest impact and why?
   2. Mention what are the ten (10) characteristics to preserve the amount of data established by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA).
   3. Explain the difference between systematic and random errors caused by poor data quality. Offer two (2) examples.
   4. Read the following situation carefully. Then, answer the questions based on your analysis and what you learned in the module: When verifying a patient's admission documents to a hospital, you realize that there is certain information that has been omitted and other that does not agree with another document that you found in the same patient's file. Although your purpose was to verify other processes, this discrepancy catches your attention
   5. What should you do?
   6. What recommendations would you make to the supervisor of said area to work with the problems associated with the poor quality of the data found?
   7. As a healthcare administration professional, what should you do to prevent, detect, and correct data errors as stipulated by the Markle Foundation?