AMB100: EPICCARE
AMBULATORY FUNDAMENTALS
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The Epic term for one visit is:
Encounter
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How are therapy plans helpful?
Therapy plans provide a way to manage recurring orders for long-term
therapies such as non-oncology infusions, day treatments in behavioral
health departments and transplant treatment. During these therapies,
patients frequently receive the same treatment across multiple visits with
few changes. Using therapy plans physicians can manage these treatment
orders for the whole duration of the patient's care. They can also sign
orders for the entire therapy at the beginning of treatment.
What is Co-signing?
When an order is cosigned, the cosigner is notified about an order signed
by someone else (cosigning does not mean that a person needs a second
signature to sign an order).
Cosigning security makes sense for job roles such as RNs who sign
procedures and medications. They (the RNs) should be allowed to sign
procedures and medications, AND the provider working with each nurse
should be informed about these signed orders.
How do you select a co-signer?
user must have "sign with cosign security
Select a cosigner by clicking the PROVIDERS button and then sign the
order.
When the cosigner receives the 'In Basket' notification message, he can
choose to sign or decline.
If a Co-signer declines, what happens to the order?
The deficiency is sent to a pool to be reassigned to the correct provider or
administratively closed.
What is Second Signature Security
Requires two users to review and sign an order before it is released to its
destination.
This ensures that high-risk or expensive orders are thoroughly reviewed
and approved before being released.
After the ordering clinician signs the order, the secondary signer is
notified via an "in basket" message that an order requires a second
, signature.
SmartLinks - automatically customize the documentation based on
information in the patient record.
and
SmartLists - used by clinicians to customize the note for this visit.
In the list's brackets, how does the word "companion" help the end user?
The display test helps the end user know ahead of time what kinds of
choices will be offered on the list.
What does the F2 key do?
F2 to "follow through" - moves you through smartlists and to wildcard
slots
What do the colors of SmartLists indicate?
Yellow = Single (banana)
Blue = Multiple (blueberries)
How do you navigate in SmartLists?
Left click to pick
right click to stick
Chapter 3: Wellness visits:
Workflow Guide: Michelle's Well-Child Visit
Sign or Sign&Hold? Sign& Hold
Comparing Phases of Care - Description of Orders:
During the surgery, if the patient is anemic and bleeding a lot, an H&H
(hemoglobin and hematocrit) should be done to determine if the patient
needs blood.
Phase of Care - Intra-Op
Sign or Sign&Hold? Sign & Hold
Chapter 12: Patient Clinical Phone Calls
Why is it useful to leave the patient's workspace open during a phone
call?
You can press F3 to pull the patient's name into the message.
What are the PROS of using the In Basket Folder Toolbar when
documenting a patient clinical phone call?
It automatically knows which patient
Offers to copy a message' text into the encounter documentation.
(Hyperspace toolbar does not offer these features).
PROS of using NoteWriter procedure form:
AMBULATORY FUNDAMENTALS
– REVIEW|| 100% VERIFIED
The Epic term for one visit is:
Encounter
Press TAB to...
Go to next field
How are therapy plans helpful?
Therapy plans provide a way to manage recurring orders for long-term
therapies such as non-oncology infusions, day treatments in behavioral
health departments and transplant treatment. During these therapies,
patients frequently receive the same treatment across multiple visits with
few changes. Using therapy plans physicians can manage these treatment
orders for the whole duration of the patient's care. They can also sign
orders for the entire therapy at the beginning of treatment.
What is Co-signing?
When an order is cosigned, the cosigner is notified about an order signed
by someone else (cosigning does not mean that a person needs a second
signature to sign an order).
Cosigning security makes sense for job roles such as RNs who sign
procedures and medications. They (the RNs) should be allowed to sign
procedures and medications, AND the provider working with each nurse
should be informed about these signed orders.
How do you select a co-signer?
user must have "sign with cosign security
Select a cosigner by clicking the PROVIDERS button and then sign the
order.
When the cosigner receives the 'In Basket' notification message, he can
choose to sign or decline.
If a Co-signer declines, what happens to the order?
The deficiency is sent to a pool to be reassigned to the correct provider or
administratively closed.
What is Second Signature Security
Requires two users to review and sign an order before it is released to its
destination.
This ensures that high-risk or expensive orders are thoroughly reviewed
and approved before being released.
After the ordering clinician signs the order, the secondary signer is
notified via an "in basket" message that an order requires a second
, signature.
SmartLinks - automatically customize the documentation based on
information in the patient record.
and
SmartLists - used by clinicians to customize the note for this visit.
In the list's brackets, how does the word "companion" help the end user?
The display test helps the end user know ahead of time what kinds of
choices will be offered on the list.
What does the F2 key do?
F2 to "follow through" - moves you through smartlists and to wildcard
slots
What do the colors of SmartLists indicate?
Yellow = Single (banana)
Blue = Multiple (blueberries)
How do you navigate in SmartLists?
Left click to pick
right click to stick
Chapter 3: Wellness visits:
Workflow Guide: Michelle's Well-Child Visit
Sign or Sign&Hold? Sign& Hold
Comparing Phases of Care - Description of Orders:
During the surgery, if the patient is anemic and bleeding a lot, an H&H
(hemoglobin and hematocrit) should be done to determine if the patient
needs blood.
Phase of Care - Intra-Op
Sign or Sign&Hold? Sign & Hold
Chapter 12: Patient Clinical Phone Calls
Why is it useful to leave the patient's workspace open during a phone
call?
You can press F3 to pull the patient's name into the message.
What are the PROS of using the In Basket Folder Toolbar when
documenting a patient clinical phone call?
It automatically knows which patient
Offers to copy a message' text into the encounter documentation.
(Hyperspace toolbar does not offer these features).
PROS of using NoteWriter procedure form:
