What characterizes a child workqueue in patient record management?

A child workqueue is specifically designed to function in relation to a parent workqueue. It inherits contacts from this parent workqueue and organizes them based on predefined criteria or rules established within the system. This relationship ensures that the child workqueue is focused and can manage the workload efficiently by processing only the contacts that are filtered or otherwise assigned to it by the parent.

In the context of patient record management, this hierarchical structure supports streamlined operations by allowing the parent workqueue to aggregate contacts and the child workqueue to focus on specific tasks or categories of contacts derived from that aggregate. Consequently, the functionality of child workqueues is fundamentally dependent on their relationship with parent workqueues, which directly guides the flow of patient contacts.