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Referring to the example below If a compliance rate of 95% is expected how many of the 750 charts requested could fall below the standard and still be within the 95% goal
An him department has 50,000 active records on file the record supervisor has established a maximum 15 minute time. For retrieval of a record during the past month 750 charts were requested of this number 688 where retrieved within a 15 minute. What percentage of the records fell below the established standard subtracting 688 from 750 indicates that 62 charts did not meet the required standard bus 62 out of 750 retrievals were not in compliance for an 8.27% non-compliance rate
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