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* Read the peer’s work and write a meaningful response. Do not merely agree or disagree with the peer’s work. Do not rewrite the Peer’s work as your own* Add valuable information to the topic to make it further information and grow.* Any citations use must be highlighted and reference paged attached.*Plagiarism is a serious penalty; please make sure to use your own words and provide citations and references for any sources you utilize in your responses.* Please attach a plagiarism reportPEER’S WORKMedical errors occur because of miscommunication between either patient and staff or between co workers in the office. A small mistake that can happen is a provider tells the patient they want to see them back in one month for a follow up visit but the message isn’t relayed to the MA. When checking out, the MA does a standard three month follow up. Using the EHR system the provider can write in the notes section exactly when they want to see the patient back. The MA just has to click on those notes to confirm, and the patient can be scheduled appropriately. Bigger mistakes can be not checking the patient’s EHR medical record and confirming what insurance they have, before scheduling for an outside referral or operation. The information is easily at the staff’s fingertips, its just a matter of checking and confirming so that mistakes don’t happen as often.ReferencePepper, J. (2020). The electronic health record for the physician’s office (3rd ed.). St. Louis, MO: Elsevier
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