Which elements are captured in audit logs for data exchanges in Care Everywhere?

• A. Source, Destination, Timestamps, User Actions, and Data Version.
• B. Only Source and Destination.
• C. Only Timestamps and User Actions.
• D. Last Update only.

Answer: (A)

Audit trails for Care Everywhere exchanges are designed to preserve a complete record of every data transfer. The captured elements include where the data came from (Source), where it went to (Destination), exactly when the exchange happened (Timestamps), what action was taken (User Actions), and which version of the data was involved (Data Version). This combination creates full traceability, accountability, and data integrity: you can see who or what initiated the exchange, the path it followed, the precise time, the specific action performed, and the exact data version that was transmitted or received.

If you consider alternatives that omit any of these elements, you lose important context. For example, tracking only the endpoints misses timing, actions, and data version; focusing only on time and actions omits where the data originated and where it went; and recording only the last update misses who performed the action and which data version was involved. The complete set of fields ensures a reliable audit trail for security, compliance, and troubleshooting.