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A small publicly$-$traded radiology clinic in California wants to rebuild its electronic medical records $($EMR$)$ system. They are moving away from paper to electronic records. However, they know there are legal implications to completing the configuration and need help ensuring that it complies with all applicable regulations and standards.

The clinic works with an outsourced consultancy firm to help set up the new system. The clinic sent the firm a few requirements for the project. The clinic also mentioned that they partner with a local university for a co$-$op program to help business and medical students prepare for after graduation.

The requirements the clinic sent the consultancy firm:

The EMR needs to follow all applicable regulations and standards.

The clinic's Human Resources $($HR$)$ system should link to the EMR to ensure access only to the necessary sections of the EMR.

The EMR provides the ability to process payments and insurance claims handled by the business co$-$ops.

The business co$-$ops cannot have access to patient

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