Epic: AMB400 Latest Update 100% Pass

Epic: AMB400 Latest Update 100% Pass Procedure (EAP) master file When placing orders, Epic classifies any order that is not a medication as a procedure (referrals to specialties, imaging, labs, immunizations, etc.). Procedure records are also used for billing purposes such as in Charge Capture (by clinicians), Charge Entry, Payment Posting, and Adjustment Posting. It is used three different reasons: 1) Billing, 2) Scheduling, and 3) Ordering. Shared master file by all three teams. When creating or editing several procedure records it is often easiest to define the details of the records in a spreadsheet, then import them into Chronicles. Procedure Hierarchy There are 3 levels: 1) PROCEDURE (EAP) - What an end user orders 2) PROCEDURE CATEGORY (EDP) - Group of similar procedures 3) SYSTEM DEFINITIONS (LSD) Order Composer Configuration (OCC) records OCC records control an order's "Display Items" and "Summary Items". OCC records control an order's "Item Control" settings (eg - Required). Think "C"ool "S"urfer "D"ude -"C"ontrolled item -"S"ummary items -"D"isplay items Can be link to any level of the Procedure Hierarchy. Can specify Type (e.g. - Procedure, Medication) and Context (e.g. - Ambulatory, Inpatient, Additional Outpatient Order Details). Display items in OCC appear with other items as soon as you opened the Order Composer. These items are known as "primary display items". Items that appear when you click Show Additional Order Details in the Order Composer, are known as "secondary display items". The context for the "Show Additional Order Details" OCC is Additional Outpatient Order Details. Tell