You are testing a hospital patient management system. New or amended patient data is captured by hospital administrators using an in-house patient capture application and transmitted to one or more hospital departments depending on the nature of the medical condition. Each department operates its own software package.
A new release had been scheduled which includes an improved user interface to the patient capture application as well as changes to the patient data to meet new regulatory requirements.
You are the test analyst for this release, working alongside a Technical Test Analyst. Which of the following requirements MOST align to your responsibilities to test as a Test Analyst?
R01 - New and amended patient data can be successfully read and processed by receiving hospital department systems.
R02 - Patient data will be transmitted and received by hospital department systems within ten seconds of entry.
R03 - Patient data transmitted to other hospital department systems will remain secure and cannot be accessed by unauthorised third parties.
R04 - High volumes of data can be successfully received and processed while the user interface is being used.
R05 - The new user interface is appropriate for the needs of all hospital administrator roles.

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