Automated registration entries that generate erroneous patient identification―possibly leading to patient safety and quality of care issues, enabling fraudulent activity involving patient identity theft, or providing unjustified care for profit―is an example of a potential breach of:

Automated registration entries that generate erroneous patient identification―possibly leading to patient safety and quality of care issues, enabling fraudulent activity involving patient identity theft, or providing unjustified care for profit―is an example of a potential breach of:
A . Authorship integrity
B . Patient identification and demographic accuracy
C . Documentation integrity
D . Auditing integrity

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Answer: B

Explanation:

Patient identification and demographic accuracy is the process of ensuring that the patient’s identity and personal information are correctly recorded and verified in the health record and other systems. A potential breach of this process could result in automated registration entries that generate erroneous patient identification, which could lead to patient safety and quality of care issues, enabling fraudulent activity involving patient identity theft, or providing unjustified care for profit2 Authorship integrity is the process of ensuring that the source and content of the health record are authentic, accurate, complete, and consistent. Documentation integrity is the process of ensuring that the health record reflects the patient’s clinical status, treatment, and outcomes. Auditing integrity is the process of ensuring that the health record is reviewed and monitored for compliance, quality, and improvement purposes2

1: https://www.ahima.org/media/owmhxbv1/cdip_contentoutline_2023_final.pdf 2: https://my.ahima.org/store/product?id=67077