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Review the information in the table below and determine the percentage of use from each site....

Review the information in the table below and determine the percentage of use from each site. Round to two decimals places.
What is the percentage of physicians not using the electronic signature system? Round to the one decimal place.

Site	# of Physicians using the system at this time	% of Physicians using the system at this time
Medicine, 2 West	54
Medicine, 2 East	62
Pediatrics, 3 West	42
Obstetrics, 1 West	12
Physicians Lounge	87
HIM Department	65
Personal mobile device	92
Physician home	75

Expert Solution

ANSWER:

(1)

The information services department has requested information about the electronic signature system being used in your facility.

Total no. of physicians = 500

Total number of physicians using system = 489

Medicine, 2 West site:-

Medicine 2 East:-

Pediatrics, 3 West:-

Obstetrics, 1 West:-

Physicians lounge :-

HIM Department :-

Personal Mobile device:-

Physician home:-

(2)

What is the percentage of physicians not using the electronics signature system?

orchestra answered 3 years ago

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