The phrase "affect the documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain actions or changes may influence or modify the documentation related to a project or process.
Example: "The recent updates to the software will affect the documentation, requiring us to revise the user manuals accordingly."
Alternatives: "impact the documentation" or "influence the documentation".
Do you notice similar issues affecting the documentation of black protest in the present?
The pressure from health insurances to encode certain diseases, affects the documentation behaviour of the GP.
The agent must have a system in effect to ensure that any information it receives regarding facts that affect the reliability of the documentation or the chapter 4 status assigned to the customer are provided to all withholding agents for which the agent retains the documentation and any chapter 4 status assigned by the agent is amended to incorporate such information.
The information system must also allow the withholding agent to easily transmit data into the system regarding any facts of which it becomes aware that may affect the reliability of the documentation.
The withholding agent must be able to establish, to the extent applicable, how and when it has transmitted data regarding any facts of which it became aware that may affect the reliability of the documentation and must be able to establish that any data it has transmitted has been processed and appropriate due diligence has been exercised regarding the validity of the documentation.
Any bias affecting the physicians' documentation would not affect Symptom Score or quality of life, since these clinical outcomes were documented by the patients or caregivers.
Another limitation applies particularly to the insights put forth about how systems issues may affect the quality of clinical documentation.
Nevertheless, there are definite limitations to the insight that this study can add to the complex question of how factors related to EHR use may affect the quality of clinical documentation.
Among these, the large number of professionals involved and the huge amount of documentation produced can heavily affect the quality of the intervention as well as the possibility to have systemic and informed interventions in the future.
Poor (or even fraudulent) documentation and adoption of CONSORT statement from journals may affect the results.
