Phreesia Training Practice Test

Regulatory-compliance evidence for HIPAA and PCI-DSS hinges on traceability, access control, and protected data. Auditors want a clear record of who did what with ePHI or cardholder data, when they did it, and under what conditions. They also require proof that data is protected and that the system is configured securely.

Phreesia can furnish a solid package of evidence: logs that capture user activity and system events; access reports showing who accessed data and when; consent records that document patient authorization and data-sharing preferences; encryption status indicating data is protected at rest and in transit; and system configuration snapshots that document baseline security settings and subsequent changes. Because these items can be compiled and exported as audit trails, auditors can review the material directly, often reducing the need for extra tools.

The other options don’t address these regulatory needs. One focuses only on patient feedback metrics, which don’t establish access controls or data protection. Another claims there are no compliance features, which wouldn’t align with how audits are conducted. The idea that audits require external tools ignores the value of built-in, exportable evidence these controls provide.