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• A Health Information Management (HIM) professional must be fluent processes in
relating subpoenas, discovery, depositions and eDiscovery. These processes are of high to
relevance the context of litigation. alados has argued that lawsuits the medical landscape in Sz in
can be unnerving for professionals that function the healthcare domain (Szalados, 2021). A in
considerable degree of demand may be placed on HIM professional an in legal processes,
specifically when com the use of it es to health information in any lawsuit. Thus, it becomes a
necessity for these professionals have a clear understanding of what expected of them and to is
