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Chapter 2-Dashboard
Dashboards are often the first thing users see when they log into Epic every day. Dashboards
are the hub of reporting and analytics in Epic, and consolidate data from all corners of your
healthcare system.
Chapter 2-Component
A component is a single graph or table or other piece of functionality that users will interact
with on the dashboard. Components are the building blocks of a dashboard, and are the
primary way to add new content or remove content from a dashboard.
Chapter 2-Dashboard View
The ability to change settings on the dashboard. Users with appropriate Radar security can:
*Add new components to their dashboard
*Change the parameters on dashboard reports or summaries
*Add or remove links from individual components
*Create their own new components
Chapter 2-Dashboard Editor
The tool that allows the ability to modify a source dashboard.
The Dashboard Editor can be used to view the settings of any dashboard in your system, but
only custom‐built dashboards can be modified. Epic‐released dashboards will be read only.
Chapter 2-Component Editor
,Components are managed in the Component Editor.
There are seven types of component records available in Radar. They are:
Graph
Link
Message Board
Native HTML
Report Listing
Table
Every component has five forms:
Basic Information
Display
Data Source
Output Format
Access
Chapter 2-Activity Descriptor
The Active activity descriptor field displays for your currently active Hyperspace activity.
There are two Hyperspace workflows that can find the activity descriptor for a given activity.
Chapter 2-View Manager
The View Manager allows users to create new views, delete unused views, or jump into "Edit
Layout mode" on their existing views.
When a user clicks the wrench icon next to a view, they are able to:
*Drag and drop components to rearrange their dashboard view.
,*Click on an individual component to change the name, color, or size of the component.
*Click and drag between components to resize them within the layout
*When they are done editing their view, the user clicks Save and Accept on the bottom of the
screen.
Chapter 2-Assuming a user has the appropriate report group to access a dashboard,
what other dashboard settings control whether the dashboard is available for viewing?
The Ready for use and Enabled for user selection check boxes.
Chapter 2-Which of the following do you need to create a link from a dashboard to a
given Hyperspace
activity?
A. The activity descriptor for the activity
B. The menu descriptor of the activity
C. The user-facing name of the activity
D. The parent menu of the activity record
A-The activity descriptor for the activity
Chapter 2-You have built a component record. Which of the following could explain
why the component does not appear on a specific dashboard?
A. The component is not set as ready for use
B. The component is not listed on the Content form of the dashboard
C. The component and the dashboard do not share any report groups
D. The component has not been marked as enabled for user selection
B-The component is not listed on the Content form of the dashboard
, Chapter 2-True or False. Components require a defined Display title on the Display
form.
TRUE-This is a required field
Chapter 2-Data Model
Organized data that is related to each other
Chapter 3-Filter
FDS Record. Which is a record that can be used to filter, slice or measure data. The word
filter is used in SlicerDicer to refer to the many data points that can be used as criteria, slices,
measures, and display columns. The POPULATION starts with a base and is refined using
criteria. The available criteria come from filters.
Chapter 3-Base
Depending on which data model you are working with, SlicerDicer will use a different base
to define your population. For example:
Data Model Base
*Admissions—All Admissions
*IP Pharmacy Medication Orders—All Inpatient Medication Orders
*Imaging Studies—All Imaging Studies
Chapter 3-Criteria
Criteria are often the first pieces of a population that a user modifies. Criteria refine a
population to only
the desired records.
Chapter 3-Measures
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Chapter 2-Dashboard
Dashboards are often the first thing users see when they log into Epic every day. Dashboards
are the hub of reporting and analytics in Epic, and consolidate data from all corners of your
healthcare system.
Chapter 2-Component
A component is a single graph or table or other piece of functionality that users will interact
with on the dashboard. Components are the building blocks of a dashboard, and are the
primary way to add new content or remove content from a dashboard.
Chapter 2-Dashboard View
The ability to change settings on the dashboard. Users with appropriate Radar security can:
*Add new components to their dashboard
*Change the parameters on dashboard reports or summaries
*Add or remove links from individual components
*Create their own new components
Chapter 2-Dashboard Editor
The tool that allows the ability to modify a source dashboard.
The Dashboard Editor can be used to view the settings of any dashboard in your system, but
only custom‐built dashboards can be modified. Epic‐released dashboards will be read only.
Chapter 2-Component Editor
,Components are managed in the Component Editor.
There are seven types of component records available in Radar. They are:
Graph
Link
Message Board
Native HTML
Report Listing
Table
Every component has five forms:
Basic Information
Display
Data Source
Output Format
Access
Chapter 2-Activity Descriptor
The Active activity descriptor field displays for your currently active Hyperspace activity.
There are two Hyperspace workflows that can find the activity descriptor for a given activity.
Chapter 2-View Manager
The View Manager allows users to create new views, delete unused views, or jump into "Edit
Layout mode" on their existing views.
When a user clicks the wrench icon next to a view, they are able to:
*Drag and drop components to rearrange their dashboard view.
,*Click on an individual component to change the name, color, or size of the component.
*Click and drag between components to resize them within the layout
*When they are done editing their view, the user clicks Save and Accept on the bottom of the
screen.
Chapter 2-Assuming a user has the appropriate report group to access a dashboard,
what other dashboard settings control whether the dashboard is available for viewing?
The Ready for use and Enabled for user selection check boxes.
Chapter 2-Which of the following do you need to create a link from a dashboard to a
given Hyperspace
activity?
A. The activity descriptor for the activity
B. The menu descriptor of the activity
C. The user-facing name of the activity
D. The parent menu of the activity record
A-The activity descriptor for the activity
Chapter 2-You have built a component record. Which of the following could explain
why the component does not appear on a specific dashboard?
A. The component is not set as ready for use
B. The component is not listed on the Content form of the dashboard
C. The component and the dashboard do not share any report groups
D. The component has not been marked as enabled for user selection
B-The component is not listed on the Content form of the dashboard
, Chapter 2-True or False. Components require a defined Display title on the Display
form.
TRUE-This is a required field
Chapter 2-Data Model
Organized data that is related to each other
Chapter 3-Filter
FDS Record. Which is a record that can be used to filter, slice or measure data. The word
filter is used in SlicerDicer to refer to the many data points that can be used as criteria, slices,
measures, and display columns. The POPULATION starts with a base and is refined using
criteria. The available criteria come from filters.
Chapter 3-Base
Depending on which data model you are working with, SlicerDicer will use a different base
to define your population. For example:
Data Model Base
*Admissions—All Admissions
*IP Pharmacy Medication Orders—All Inpatient Medication Orders
*Imaging Studies—All Imaging Studies
Chapter 3-Criteria
Criteria are often the first pieces of a population that a user modifies. Criteria refine a
population to only
the desired records.
Chapter 3-Measures
