EPIC Ambulatory (With complete solution)

Workspace correct answers Space where you do work. (i.e. patient, account, &/or administrative) Activity correct answers Modules within a workspace where tasks are completed (i.e. Chart Review, Immunizations, Plan, Notes, etc...) Table of Contents or TOC correct answers Appear at the top of navigator based activites such as Rooming, Plan, Wrap-Up, etc... You can "Jump to" by clicking on a word in TOC. You can "Scroll to" without opening by utilizing the blue arrow to the right of a word in the TOC. Jump to correct answers clicking on a word in TOC Scroll to correct answers by utilizing the blue arrow to the right of a word in the TOC. Rooming correct answers Health Maintenance correct answers The HM activity gives you an overview of whether your patient has received your organizations recommended schedule of preventive care. Developmental History Section correct answers is set up to appear based on the age of the patient, and offers developmental history measures based on patient age through five years old. Regardless of your patient's age, you can use any of those subsections. Hearing/Screening Section correct answers is a SmartForm (a customizable form in Hyperspace used for gathering clinical and other patient data) that is set up to appear based on the age of the patient. Depending on your setup, this section is in either the Visit Navigator or the Rooming activity SmartSet correct answers SmartSets and Order Sets are decision support tools designed to help clinicians work through a visit efficiently and within your organization's recommendations. "SmartSet record" refers to an underlying data structure. A SmartSet record is made available to users as either a SmartSet or an Order Set. SmartSets are typically based on the top diagnoses for the practice. Medical History correct answers Significant diagnoses the patient has had in the past Surgical History correct answers Significant procedures the patient has had in the past (not necessarily surgeries) Family History correct answers Family members' status (alive, deceased, other) and health risks and diseases; an example of when "other" is appropriate is when there is a family member that is no longer in touch, so that person's status is unknown.