The Omaha System has a multitude of functions. The system can store data describing problems, symptoms, modifiers, interventions, and outcomes. One of the benefits of the stored data is which of the following?
A)Decreasing services to elderly
B)Allowing patient input of data
C)Researching quality and effectiveness
D)Decreasing time spent with data collection

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The stored data in the Omaha System can be used to research quality and effectiveness, making it a valuable tool for evaluating healthcare interventions and outcomes. The system does not necessarily decrease services to the elderly, allow patient input of data, or decrease time spent with data collection (although it may streamline the process).

The Omaha System Has a Multitude of Functions