EPIC MODULES CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
◉EpicCare Link. Answer: EpicCare Link is Epic's web-based
application for connecting organizations to their community
affiliates. It allows independent physicians to easily refer & follow up
with patient progress through a read only, secure, web-based access.
◉Home Health. Answer: Home Health is Epic's Home Health module
that allows visiting caregivers (Nurse, Nurse Aides, PT, OT, etc)
document care done in a patient's home. Clinicians use a remotely
installed software program that allows them to document in settings
where they might not have any Internet connection. Then after they
finish their work, they can reconnect to their organization's network
and perform a sync that uploads their documentation to the main
Epic servers.
◉Resolute. Answer: Resolute is Epic's Hospital Billing (HB) and
Professional Billing (PB) system. It manages revenue cycle and
overall billing.
◉HIM. Answer: HIM stands for Health Information Management,
which provides tools to simplify medical records management tasks,
, including chart and film tracking, chart deficiencies, release of
information and coding and abstracting.
◉Beaker. Answer: Beaker is Epic's laboratory system for hospital
lab. Orders placed either in Epic or in an external system are
transmitted to Beaker via an HL7 Interface for processing. When
patients arrive to have their blood drawn, the results are entered
into Beaker, which then get transmitted back to the ordering doctor.
◉Bridges. Answer: Bridges is Epic's module for installing,
configuring and maintaining clinical interfaces to other systems. See
the reference below to learn more about interfaces.
◉Caboodle. Answer: Caboodle: This area of Epic refers to the data
warehouse and analytical tools used to store and retrieve large
amounts of clinical data. The data can be queried to provide all
manner of reporting to support care decisions, manage costs, and
identify trends. Other data can be brought in from non-Epic systems,
and then used along with Epic data to provide reporting results.
Until mid-2016, the trade name for these tools was Cogito, from the
Latin phrase ergo sum: "I think, therefore I am". In mid-2016, Epic
renamed it to "Cabooble", ie Kit & Caboodle.
◉Hyperspace. Answer: Epic Hyperspace is not a clinical module in
itself, but rather the actual application client that is presented to
users of most areas of Epic. When a nurse, doctor, therapist, or
administrative staff launch Epic, the front-end software that is
EVALUATION 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
◉EpicCare Link. Answer: EpicCare Link is Epic's web-based
application for connecting organizations to their community
affiliates. It allows independent physicians to easily refer & follow up
with patient progress through a read only, secure, web-based access.
◉Home Health. Answer: Home Health is Epic's Home Health module
that allows visiting caregivers (Nurse, Nurse Aides, PT, OT, etc)
document care done in a patient's home. Clinicians use a remotely
installed software program that allows them to document in settings
where they might not have any Internet connection. Then after they
finish their work, they can reconnect to their organization's network
and perform a sync that uploads their documentation to the main
Epic servers.
◉Resolute. Answer: Resolute is Epic's Hospital Billing (HB) and
Professional Billing (PB) system. It manages revenue cycle and
overall billing.
◉HIM. Answer: HIM stands for Health Information Management,
which provides tools to simplify medical records management tasks,
, including chart and film tracking, chart deficiencies, release of
information and coding and abstracting.
◉Beaker. Answer: Beaker is Epic's laboratory system for hospital
lab. Orders placed either in Epic or in an external system are
transmitted to Beaker via an HL7 Interface for processing. When
patients arrive to have their blood drawn, the results are entered
into Beaker, which then get transmitted back to the ordering doctor.
◉Bridges. Answer: Bridges is Epic's module for installing,
configuring and maintaining clinical interfaces to other systems. See
the reference below to learn more about interfaces.
◉Caboodle. Answer: Caboodle: This area of Epic refers to the data
warehouse and analytical tools used to store and retrieve large
amounts of clinical data. The data can be queried to provide all
manner of reporting to support care decisions, manage costs, and
identify trends. Other data can be brought in from non-Epic systems,
and then used along with Epic data to provide reporting results.
Until mid-2016, the trade name for these tools was Cogito, from the
Latin phrase ergo sum: "I think, therefore I am". In mid-2016, Epic
renamed it to "Cabooble", ie Kit & Caboodle.
◉Hyperspace. Answer: Epic Hyperspace is not a clinical module in
itself, but rather the actual application client that is presented to
users of most areas of Epic. When a nurse, doctor, therapist, or
administrative staff launch Epic, the front-end software that is
