Which of the following statements describes a disadvantage of electronic medical records?
the data is often incomplete.
they are hard to access and store
they are hard to share between facilities.
they are prone to unapproved access.

Explanation:

One of the chief disadvantages to electronic medical records is that start up costs are enormous. Not only must you buy equipment to record and store patient charts (much more expensive than paper and file cabinets), but efforts must be taken to convert all charts to electronic form.

They are prone to unapproved access. A lot of hackers like to go into medical records

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