Insured as ‘contents’ under commercial material damage policies up to £10,000 in respect of the material costs and the cost of reproducing them. Liability for loss of such records is similarly insured under ‘Loss of Documents’ cover for computer consultants.
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computer-assisted coding (CAC)
Use of computer software that automatically generates a set of medical codes for review, validation, and use based on clinical documentation provided by health care practitioners. CAC uses two technology options: natural language processing (NLP) and structured input.
computer-assisted video keratography (CAVK)
See: corneal topography.
computer-based patient record (CPR)
See: electronic medical record (EMR).
Computer-based Patient Record Institute-Healthcare Open Systems and Trials
Industry organization that promotes the use of health care information systems including electronic health care records.
computerized patient record (CPR)
See: electronic medical record (EMR).
computerized physician order entry (CPOE)
Process of electronic entry that allows physicians to enter orders into a computer instead of handwriting them, thus reducing errors in communicating in the hospital setting.
computerized tomography (CT)
Sophisticated radiological scanning device that creates a series of transverse images for detecting abnormalities.
Concealed damage
See: UNDISCOVERED OSS
Concealed Damage Clause
In many cases the containers, cases or packages do not show signs of any visible, external damage and buyers take a clean delivery. Subsequently, damages or shortages may be discovered which insurer would refuse to pay or ask the buyer to prove that the loss or damage happened during the insured transit. This clause gives a benefit to the insured/consignee by stating that if the loss is discovered on opening the containers, cases or packages within the pre-arranged number of days after arrival the loss or damage shall be deemed to have occurred during the insured transit.