Can administrators configure events to be turned off by default, requiring end users to opt in?

When it comes to configuring events within EpicCare Link, administrators have the capability to set up events so that they are turned off by default. This means that when users access the system, they will not automatically be enrolled in these events. Instead, they must actively opt in to receive notifications or updates related to these events.

This feature is particularly useful for managing user experience and data flow, allowing end users the autonomy to choose what information is pertinent to them, thereby reducing potential overwhelm from information overload and enhancing user engagement. The ability to opt in also aligns with patient privacy considerations and optimizes system performance by minimizing unnecessary notifications.

Contextually, the other options imply limitations either based on the type of events or new features, which are not a factor in the admin's ability to configure default settings. Thus, the statement is affirmatively true, reflecting the flexibility in managing user participation in certain events.