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Question 4 Why are patient transactions grouped into cases? What could happen if transactions were not organized by case?

Answer 1

Ans) 4) Patients transactions are grouped into cased to differentiate between different conditions. For example if a patient comes in with an ear ace but also needs a flu shot two cases would be created because they are being treated for two different things. If the patient has a chronic condition and was being seen for that condition only than it would be acceptable not to create a new case because the treatment the patient receives is due to the chronic condition.

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