F igure $12.$C$1$ is a printed medical history form that Dr$.$ Mike$$Robe$,$ a family practitioner, has his receptionist give to all new patients. All patients must fill it out before they see the doctor. The receptionist is getting back many incomplete or confus$-$ing responses, which makes it difficult for Dr$.$ Robe to review the forms and understand why the new patient is there. In addition, the poor responses make it time consuming for the receptionist to enter new patients into the files.$$Redesign the form on $812"\backslash$times $11"$ paper so that pertinent new patient data can be collected in a logical and inoffensive way. Make$$sure the form is self$-$explanatory to new patients. It should also be easy for Dr$.$ Robe to read and easy for the receptionist to enter into the patient database, which is sorted by patient name and unique seven$-$digit account ID number. Recently all of the doctors associ$-$ated with Mike Robe$$s practice decided to experiment with patients filling out this form using an iPad issued by the office. Redesign the form for both landscape and portrait orientation for an iPad. Which office procedures would you have to change to accommodate patient data entry with an iPad? Provide your answer in a paragraph, including manual and computerized procedures and processes.