1. What is the difference between data and information. 2. Five basic problems related to poor data quality. 3. Of the five poor data quality issues identified by the Medical Records Institute (MRI), which has the greatest impact and why? 4. What are the principles of health care documentation stipulated by the MRI. 5. What are the ten characteristics to preserve the amount of data established by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). 6. What is the difference between systematic and random errors that cause poor data quality. Offer two examples. 7. As a health services administration professional, what should you do to prevent, detect and correct data errors, stipulated according to the Markle Foundation? 8. Read carefully the following situation. Then answer the questions: When verifying the admission documents of a patient at a hospital, you realize that there is certain information that has been omitted and another that does not agree with another document that you found in the same patient's file. Although your purpose was to verify other processes, you are struck by this discrepancy. a. What should you do? b. What recommendations would you make to the supervisor of that area to work with the problems associated with the poor quality of the data found?