Strict alphabetical systems work best with large groups of health records; groups of health records of 2,000 or more make the use of alphabetical systems problematic.

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Alphabetical systems can become problematic with large groups of records because they may lead to inefficiencies and difficulties in managing and retrieving records, especially when the number exceeds 2,000.

Strict Alphabetical Systems Work Best with Large Groups of Health