According to the following table, the most serious record delinquency problem occurred in
According to the following table, the most serious record delinquency problem occurred in
According to the table, the most serious record delinquency problem can be evaluated based on the 'Percentage delinquent records' as it provides a direct measure of delinquency. In April, the percentage of delinquent records is 51%, in May it is 43%, and in June it is 61%. The highest percentage of delinquent records is in June at 61%, which indicates that June had the most serious record delinquency problem.
Highest "Delinquency" Record 61% is in June The question is asking only about the "delinquent" records.
Most serious, April has 2 separate deficiencies which equals most serious issues versus one deficiency section.
- The percentage of records with delinquent records due to missing H&P should not exceed 2% of the average monthly discharge or the number of delinquent records should not be greater than 50%, these are both occurring in April
Question asked about the worst delinquency problem. 61% in June was the highest delinquency rate, so that would be the correct answer.
I agree with RHIA Essentials ,APRIL is correct,a recommendation for improvement from JOINT COMMISSION.
April is the right answer
it seemsnApril what is explanation
April seems to be the most delinquent based on the data provided
april due to the data provided
the most serious record delinquency problem occurred in April which is 3% including missing H&P. Record delinquency problem is the one issue along with missing H&P that made more serious problems. Thus, April is the right answer.
The question speaks only to: "the MOST serious RECORD DELINQUENCY PROBLEM" ... therefore the most logical and straightforward answer is JUNE
April has the most delinquent based on the data provided
I too agree that "April" is the correct answer choice.
A - April has multiple deficiencies 51% and 3% are out of compliance