In the Snip white paper on Audit Trails it basically states that the following should be captured: Who (login ID) did What
(read-only, modify, delete, add, etc) to what data (identify member and data about that member that was
acted upon), and When (date/timestamp). My question is how detailed should the "what data" be? Is it good enough to know that I added a diagnosis to patient A? Or do I need to know that I added diagnosis 270.01 to patient A? My concern with this detailed approach is what happens when a user creates claims. Do we really need 1000 audit rows when a user produces a 1000 claims in a billing run?
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