Medical Record Review refers to a process where healthcare professionals examine and analyze patient medical records in order to identify patterns, trends or potential issues. This can involve looking at various aspects such as diagnoses, medications, test results, procedures, and clinical notes. The goal of this review is often to improve the quality of care, identify areas for improvement, or to provide a comprehensive overview of a patient's health history. Medical record reviews are commonly conducted by insurance companies, hospitals, government agencies, or other organizations involved in managing and evaluating healthcare services.