Ken Washington is a 61-year-old who arrives for his routine follow-up visit. Although he has not been diagnosed with hypertension, Ken has a strong family history of hypertension. He is conc

Ken Washington is a 61-year-old who arrives for his routine follow-up visit. Although he has not been diagnosed with hypertension, Ken has a strong family history of hypertension. He is concerned about this history and mentions today that he has had occasional weakness in his left arm and he feels that he has had an increase in headaches recently which are readily addressed by OTC Excedrin. While you are checking him in, you notice him looking at the computer monitor on your desk. The monitor is displaying the screen saver for the new EHR program recently installed at the office. He asks, “What is EHR?” How will you explain the benefits of using EHR to Ken Washington? The screen Ken Washington has seen displays only the screen saver for the new EHR program. What precautions should be taken to ensure that patients do not see another patient’s information on the computer monitor? The practice you work for wants to review all of the patients who have similar problems as Ken Washington. What function of the EHR program would you use, and what problems would you search for?