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Is There a Way to Bring Order to Orders?
By now, Epic and I have developed a love-hate relationship. I’m certainly happy to have many of its features (Shout out to you, MAR!), but continue to find many features wholly confusing.
I had to discharge a patient recently and on the discharge checklist, we needed to make sure that certain immunizations had…
ContinuePosted by Epic User RN on May 20, 2013 at 4:29pm — 1 Comment
PM Perspective
15. You can trim scope using a scalpel, with surgeon precision, or an axe, like a huntsman chopping away with reckless abandon. The surgical approach allows for things to come together. Think about that!
14. The road to go-live is paved with broken glass.
13. There is no such thing as 80/20 when it comes to Epic installs (I could write a dissertation on the "fallacy of Epic model build"…
ContinuePosted by Janice Giaconia on May 16, 2013 at 6:40pm — 1 Comment
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Timothy Beer commented on Epic User RN's blog post Is There a Way to Bring Order to Orders?"Fantastic point, and one that I think can be more generally applied to EMR layout in general. We need (and certainly CAN) do a better job of separating crucial clinically-relevant data (e.g. that a given immunization has been ordered and whether it…"
Epic User RN posted a blog postIs There a Way to Bring Order to Orders?
By now, Epic and I have developed a love-hate relationship. I’m certainly happy to have many of its features (Shout out to you, MAR!), but continue to find many features wholly confusing.I had to discharge a patient recently and on the discharge checklist, we needed to make sure that certain immunizations had been given. The first place I thought to look was the MAR, under “completed…See More
"There are several ways you can do result componenets. Im sure your lab has specific components. What I usually use is .dblink, Lpplink, or .lastlab.
DBlink and LPPLINK is pretty nice you can use custom LPP to pull what you want into…"
Tina Gaarder commented on Janice Giaconia's blog post PM Perspective"I have been a part of some very successful go-lives that were not like a hangover without the party...Not all Liked people are leaders...But you are correct Lazy people cannot lead! Absolutely one install is one install...they are all different and…"
Janice Giaconia posted a blog postPM Perspective
15. You can trim scope using a scalpel, with surgeon precision, or an axe, like a huntsman chopping away with reckless abandon. The surgical approach allows for things to come together. Think about that!14. The road to go-live is paved with broken glass.13. There is no such thing as 80/20 when it comes to Epic installs (I could write a dissertation on the "fallacy of Epic model build" and the foolishness of thinking that Pareto is a valid approach to an implementation)12. Go-live is like a…See More
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