To fix mistakes made in teleportation, which sequence of steps should you follow?

• A. Rename or delete the current master patient, re-import the .ept and update mappings, and test the new master patient
• B. Restart the system and re-run import
• C. Clear cache and retry
• D. Create a new patient and map again

Answer: (D)

When dealing with mistakes in a teleportation workflow, the reliable approach is to start with a fresh patient record and re-map from scratch. Creating a new patient gives you a clean slate, so you aren’t carrying forward any incorrect mappings or corrupted references from the previous attempt. With a new entity, you can reapply the mappings step by step, validate each field alignment, and verify that the destination system receives the correct data and relationships.

Restarting the system or clearing the cache only addresses runtime state and won’t fix faulty mappings. Re-importing can repeat the same misconfigurations if the underlying mapping logic isn’t reset. Creating a new patient and mapping again isolates the issue, reduces risk of data integrity problems, and makes it easier to confirm that the corrected workflow produces accurate results.