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Questions from specific roles

Administrative and support roles

Registration, billing, coding, HR, facilities and security.

How to read status labels: In the pilot (v0.2.0, synthetic data) Simulated in the pilot Coming (Wave 2, rolling out) Designed, not yet built Open decision Not offered / no claim made Planned partner integration

C0435What can registration staff do?

Registrars at tier T2 use the registration form, duplicate warnings, visits and masked identifiers, and deliberately have no chart access.

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C0436What can billing staff do?

Billing roles are in the roster at a minimum-necessary tier. Billing, claims and clearinghouse features are not built, so in the pilot they can only sign in and message.

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C0437Can coders see the whole chart?

A coder role reads the minimum necessary for a work item or case. Coding workflows are planned and not built.

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C0438What can health information management staff do?

The design gives them record management, release of information, amendments and legal hold, but not clinical edits. These workflows are planned, not built.

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C0439Can HR see patient data?

No. HR and credentialing roles handle workforce records only.

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C0440Can facilities and biomedical engineering see patient data?

No. They work on asset and work-order records without patient data, and only receive relevant facility alerts.

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C0441Can security guards see diagnoses?

No. Security roles read no clinical data. During a live response the design shows safety flags only, such as an elopement risk.

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C0442Can a janitor receive a fire alert?

Yes. Non-clinical facility roles get facility alerts such as fire or evacuation without any patient data.

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C0443Can an executive read charts?

No. Executives in the governance tier see dashboards and approval queues, not routine patient content.

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C0444Can a department head approve schedules?

Supervisory overlay roles handle rosters, staffing and approvals without adding patient data access.

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C0445What can the privacy officer do?

Privacy roles review the break-glass queue, VIP and restricted flags, access reports, disclosure logs and audit views. Case-scoped clinical content needs an authorized, time-boxed case.

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C0446What can a sysadmin do?

IT roles in tier T7 manage users, configuration and logs without PHI decryption, and need multi-factor sign-in. Privileged changes need a second approver.

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C0447Can an auditor see everything?

Auditors get scoped, time-boxed, read-only roles and their own queries are audited.

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C0448Can quality staff review incidents?

Quality roles see aggregated or minimum-necessary data and not routine chart browsing.

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C0449Can a researcher access identified data?

Research roles get de-identified or limited data sets under ethics approval and consent. Research workflows are planned, not built.

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C0450Who can approve bulk exports?

No individual can. Bulk operations need a quorum-approved workflow with two or three approvers.

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C0451Who holds governance keys?

Governance and quorum roles hold hardware-token signatures in the design. Custody arrangements and thresholds are open.

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C0452Can an interpreter see the chart?

Language services roles see only what a session needs. Interpreter needs are a registration item.

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