What is the main goal of patient documentation in ophthalmology? 

  1. To improve patient satisfaction.
  2. To ensure data entry is accurate.
  3. To provide a record of the patient encounter.
  4. To ensure the appropriate billing is submitted.
Explanation

Answer: C - The main goal of patient documentation in ophthalmology is to provide a patient encounter record.

The primary purpose of documentation is to create an accurate history of patient interactions that may be utilized to support the diagnosis and treatment plan. Additionally, documentation should reflect the clinical decision-making process and communication between the doctor and the patient or the patient's family.

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