Rachel, a nurse, can write progress notes in the patient's electronic health record. Vera, a cod can view the progress notes but is not authorized to write a progress note. What controls this?

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Based access control determines access to resources based on the user's job duties and responsibilities. In this case, Rachel has access to write progress notes because it is part of her job duties as a nurse. Vera, who is a cod and does not have the job duty of writing progress notes, is not authorized to do so. This is an example of role-based access control, a type of based access control. Authentication, two-factor authentication, and biometrics are all methods of verifying a user's identity, but they do not control what resources they have access to.

Rachel, a Nurse, Can Write Progress Notes in the Patient's