Epic TED 300: Mitosis, Scotty, Patient Building & Data Management | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers

Epic TED 300: Mitosis, Scotty, Patient Building & Data Management |
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers

Question:
What should you do before
building a patient from scratch?

Answer:
Look for an existing patient.


Question:
What resources can help find
existing training patients?

Answer:
Application Cookbook, other application
cookbooks, Training Coordination Cookbook,
Galaxy Training Wheels packages, EUT
Playground, and colleagues.


Question:
What is the first step to take in
Scotty?

Answer:
Batch All.


Question:
Why is it important to start with
Batch All in Scotty?

Answer:
It saves time, saves clicks, and uses previously
verified mappings.


Question:
What does Batch Auto do in
Scotty?

, Answer:
It creates shell records that populate later when
the patient exists, only for dynamic records.


Question:
What should you do if the Source
Name is blank?

Answer:
Ignore it, as you cannot map something that has
no source value.


Question:
What are the differences between
static and dynamic records?

Answer:
Static records are built manually by analysts,
while dynamic records are created automatically
by the system.


Question:
What is the goal of mapping in
Scotty?

Answer:
To map Source to Target environments.


Question:
What is the purpose of the Manual
Patient Planning Tool?

Answer:
To assist in planning custom patient scenarios.


Question:
What are the must-haves for a
cardiology patient model?