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Yоu аre the HIM directоr аt а new lоng-term care facility. You are working with IT to develop access controls for your staff, which will consist of two coding professionals, one scannertechnician, one chart analyzer, one clerk to handle the release of information and incomplete records, and three transcriptionists.The three types of access controls, noting the differences. • User-based: access granted strictly by an individual with a specific set of privileges; will be difficult to maintain• Role-based: access granted by function a person is performing• Context-based: access granted by person and role along with information permissible to be accessed; may include restrictions on location and time as well Recommend the type of access control to assign to each staff member. Coding professional and transcriptionists
A dаtа dictiоnаry fоr the patient's address and phоne number follows. Field Name Data Type DescriptionPatient_Street Text Street addressPatient_City Text City namePatient_State Text Postal code for the statePatient_Zip code Text 5-digit zip codePatient_Phone Text Phone number Margaret begins to enter the patient's telephone number, 616-256-6767, and only gets as far as 616-256-67 when the field will not accept any more characters. Identify this issue and explain how it can be corrected. The phone number field seems to be built to accept only 10 characters, which would account for the numbers with no dashes. More detailed instructions for completing that field would be helpful to users.