What mechanism does Phreesia provide to ensure ongoing accuracy of allergy and medication lists after check-in?

• A. Ignore changes unless flagged by the patient.
• B. Change history is not tracked.
• C. Automated deletion of changes.
• D. Changes flagged for clinician review to verify accuracy.

Answer: (D)

Maintaining up-to-date allergy and medication information after check-in relies on a clinician-reviewed update workflow. This approach ensures that any changes patients propose are checked by a clinician before they become part of the record, preserving safety and accuracy. By flagging updates for review, the system gives clinicians the opportunity to verify details against the patient’s history, current prescriptions, and potential drug interactions, ensuring that the chart remains reliable and current.

If changes were ignored, not tracked, or automatically deleted, there would be no reliable way to capture patient-reported updates or to audit what was changed and why. The flag-and-review process provides both accuracy and accountability, aligning with how clinicians validate information before it’s finalized.