The implementation of advanced identification systems, such as biometrics, plays a crucial role in preventing the duplication of medical records, ensuring that each patient is linked to a unique record. This not only enhances the precision of information but also streamlines healthcare processes and reduces the risks of clinical errors.

The use of biometric technology, such as fingerprints or facial recognition, ensures accurate patient identification, reducing errors and preventing healthcare professionals from facing emotional and legal consequences, protecting them from becoming "second victims."