Health records that aren't available between hospitals and medical offices are considered lacking A. communication. B. contact. C. interoperability. D. correspondence.

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Fieldingmellish · Answer 1 · 2020-07-01T01:48:33+0000

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C. interoperability.

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Interoperability is the ability of two different computer or electronical systems to use the information of the other for its own benefit, for examples two different hospitals that have information about a patient and have the medical records, if that patient goes to other hostipal with interoperabilty thay can see his or her medical records.

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