<span>It is true, that the data entry in the patient record is a combination of structured and unstructured data. The structured data is </span><span>standardized, pre-defined, computer-readable and easy to access from a database. Examples for structured data are name, dates, identification numbers, some other codes...
Unstructured data on the other hand is the information than can not be written and understood only with numbers. Human touch is needed in order these data to be presented and understand. Examples are: </span><span>audio voice dictations, email messages and attachments.</span>
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Answer:
Local governments have taken in an effort to reduce the use of tobacco by launching antismoking campaigns and by banning smoking in public parks.
Explanation:
Federal/State Governments have banned smoking on airplanes and have made it a law to put mandatory warning labels on cigarette packages.
Local Governments also try to make a difference by creating antismoking campaigns and by banning smoking in some public parks.