When Paper-And-Pencil Medical Records Are Compared with Computer-Based Records

When paper-and-pencil medical records are compared with computer-based records:

A) paper-and-pencil records provide controls to determine who has viewed the health information.
B) information contained in a paper-and-pencil record has the capability of being more in-depth than that found in computer-based records.
C) patients have the right to know that the confidentiality of their records is strictly maintained, regardless of the type of medical record used.
D) patients must sign for each item of information released on the computer record.