Question

The basic purpose of documenting medical records is:

• A. To provide better and evidence-based care
• B. Inaccurate and slow diagnosis
• C. Repeated investigation
• D. Poor communication among health professionals

Hint:

Good medical records help track patient progress and protect against legal issues.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Medical records are essential for maintaining accurate patient information.
Proper documentation helps doctors and healthcare workers access complete medical histories.
It reduces chances of errors and repeated tests.
Accurate records ensure that care is evidence-based and decisions are informed.
Inaccurate, repeated, or poor documentation leads to wrong treatment and poor communication.
Therefore, the main goal is to provide better, safe, and evidence-based patient care.