Read Chapter 4 of the textbook, Integrated Electronic Health Records. Answer the following questions to the best of your ability using complete sentences. (Answer each question with a minimum of 75 words). What is the purpose of the master patient index within an EHR system? What demographic information do you think needs to be included in the master patient index? Explain your answer.  Reply to at least two (2) classmates, with a minimum of 75 words each post

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