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It has been documented that hospitals with records retention programs have 55 percent less records, spend less time on record maintenance and retrieval of records and can find records on demand when requested. This all adds up to savings in time and space and improved quality in an age when these commodities are precious resources. No other industry that I can think of has as its mainstay the need for good quality records as hospitals do. Don't pass up this opportunity to manage your records as carefully as you have been managing your other resources: money, manpower and materiel.
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