Which encounter type is hidden in Chart Review to enhance security?

Which encounter type is hidden in Chart Review to enhance security?

• A. For Security
• B. For Convenience
• C. Available Reports
• D. Snap Shot Reports

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how Epic differentiates activities in Chart Review by using a specific encounter type that marks security-related access. The encounter type designated for security is hidden from regular clinical workflows, so it doesn’t clutter day-to-day patient care and remains outside the ordinary chart review path. This separation helps with auditing: when someone reviews a chart for security reasons, that action is recorded under the For Security encounter type, creating a clear, traceable record of who accessed what and when. The other options refer to reporting options or convenience-related uses, not to a security-focused encounter type used inside Chart Review.

The idea being tested is how Epic differentiates activities in Chart Review by using a specific encounter type that marks security-related access. The encounter type designated for security is hidden from regular clinical workflows, so it doesn’t clutter day-to-day patient care and remains outside the ordinary chart review path. This separation helps with auditing: when someone reviews a chart for security reasons, that action is recorded under the For Security encounter type, creating a clear, traceable record of who accessed what and when. The other options refer to reporting options or convenience-related uses, not to a security-focused encounter type used inside Chart Review.