What does a deleted error remain as in the system?

In the context of error management within systems like Epic, a deleted error does not simply vanish but is often categorized based on its status for record-keeping and audit trails. When an error is deleted, it remains categorized as a resolved error. This signifies that although the error has been removed from the active lists, it is still retained in the system as a record that the error was addressed.

Recording deleted errors as resolved helps organizations maintain historical data about past issues, which can be valuable for future reference. This allows teams to analyze the frequency and types of errors encountered, as well as evaluate the steps taken to resolve them. By keeping track of resolved errors, the system can enhance its error management processes and support training and quality improvement efforts.

The other classifications do not accurately reflect the nature of a deleted error in the context given. Active errors are currently unresolved issues, obsolete refers to errors that are no longer relevant but not specifically categorized as deleted, and archived typically indicates information that is no longer actively used but preserved for long-term reference, which differs from how resolved errors are generated and utilized in operation.