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100

This module is used to schedule, cancel, and reschedule patient appointments.

Cadence

100

A patient arrived for a visit, but the front desk encounters a hard stop while validating coverage before completing check-in.

Prelude

100

This scheduled event reserves a specific date and time for a patient to see a provider.

appointment

100

Blood, tissue, or another patient sample collected for laboratory testing is called this.

Specimen

100

Moves patients safely between units, diagnostic areas, procedure rooms, and discharge locations.

Porter

100

This department specializes in evaluating and treating patients with vision problems, eye diseases, and conditions such as cataracts and glaucoma.

Ophthalmology

100

Nurses use this structured documentation tool to record assessments, observations, and repeated clinical measurements.

Flowsheet

100

A provider may be unable to place orders under their own name when this record is missing or incorrect.

SER (provider record)

100

Clinicians use this environment every day to document care, place orders, and access real patient records.

PRD (Production)


100

IP Nurses use this module to document patient care, assessments, and medication administration.

Clinical Documentation

100

A pharmacist can see a prescription, but it does not enter the expected verification queue.

Willow

100

vital logistics role of moving patients, medical equipment, and supplies around a healthcare facility

Portering

100

This diagnostic test uses ultrasound waves to create images of the heart and evaluate how well it is functioning.

Echocardiogram

100

Diagnoses and treats patients, oversees care plans.

Physician

100

Provides immediate assessment and treatment for urgent, life-threatening, or unexpected conditions. Includes triage, emergency rooms, and patient tracking.

Emergency Department (ED/ER)

100

This documentation organizes patient problems, goals, and planned nursing interventions.

Care Plan

100

This account-level Epic record must be complete and properly configured for the employee’s role.

EMP (security record)


100

This environment is often used to validate access.

SUP (Support)


100

This module handles radiology orders and imaging workflows

Radiant

100

A referral has already been clinically reviewed, but it never moves into the queue used by staff to arrange the appointment.

Referrals (could be Patient Access) 

100

This Epic feature allows providers to quickly insert prewritten text into documentation by typing a shortcut.

SmartPhrase

100

a unique identifier assigned to an imaging study or test to track it throughout its entire lifecycle

Accession Number

100

Supports pregnancy, labor, and postpartum care.

Midwife

100

Reviews, prepares, dispenses, and monitors medications used for inpatient and outpatient treatment.

Pharmacy

100

This documentation tracks fluids entering and leaving the patient’s body.

Intake and Output

100

This test records the electrical activity of the heart.

ECG

100

A team wants to evaluate a new feature before committing development resources to it. They begin in this environment.

POC (Proof of Concept)

100

This module manages laboratory orders and results.

Beaker

100

The patient is visible in the chart, but the unit shown in the system does not match the patient’s physical location. No clinical documentation is missing.

Grand Central


100

This Epic tool is commonly used in Labor & Delivery to provide a real-time view of patients, rooms, and delivery status for the entire unit.

Grease Board

100

This medical procedure involves giving a patient blood or blood products from a donor.

Transfusion

100

Performs diagnostic imaging procedures.

Medical Radiation Technologist

100

Coordinates care before, during, and after surgical procedures, including the OR, Day Surgery, and PACU.

Preoperative Services

100

Nurses use this record to review and document medication administration.

MAR

100

Room utilized for Surgical procedures

OR

100

Playground, Post-classroom practice.

PLY

100

Providers use this module during ambulatory clinic visits.

Ambulatory


100

A technologist can see the order, but the examination never appears on the modality worklist. User provided an accession number and study status.

Radiant

100

Providers use this Epic workspace to manage results, receive messages, refill requests, and other follow-up tasks.

In Basket

100

This process tracks the baby’s heart rate and uterine activity during labor.

Fetal Monitoring

100

Handles administrative and scheduling duties.

Unit Clerk

100

Diagnoses and treats heart and vascular conditions through consultations, testing, imaging, and procedures.

Cardiology

100

Providers use this document to record their assessment, findings, and treatment plan during an encounter.

Progress notes

100

Environmental Services


EVS

100

Instructor-led classroom training.

ACE

200

This module is commonly associated with emergency department workflows.

ASAP

200

The echo appointment exists, but the resulting study does not reach the expected downstream cardiac imaging system.

Cupid

200

This treatment delivers medication through intravenous access over a defined period.

infusion

200

This pharmacy action prepares and releases a medication for administration to the patient.

Dispense

200

Temporary nurse supporting staffing needs.

Agency Nurse

200

Provides medical care to infants, children, and adolescents in inpatient and outpatient settings.

Pediatrics 

200

shows users which providers have the most availability, and the auto scheduler helps them quickly find appointment times for patients.

Book It

200

This unique identifier follows a patient across multiple encounters and is commonly requested when troubleshooting chart-related issues.

MRN

200

A workflow change has been completed and now requires formal validation before it can be moved into the live system.

TST

300

This oncology-focused module manages chemotherapy protocols and treatment plans.

Beacon

300

The procedure is properly ordered, but staff cannot see the case on the board used to monitor operating-room progression.

OP time

300

This workflow manages authorized requests for copies or disclosure of medical records.

ROI (Release of Information)

300

This HIM process helps monitor incomplete medical records and identifies documentation that providers still need to complete.

Deficiency Tracking

300

Supports social, emotional, and discharge needs.

Social Worker


300

Diagnoses and treats cancer, including chemotherapy, radiation coordination, and long-term treatment monitoring.

Oncology

300

Providers create these personalized collections of commonly used orders to speed up workflow.

Preference List

300

Nurses use this record to review and document medication administration.

MAR

300

Builds, upgrades, and enhancements are staged through this environment as part of the deployment and release process.

REL (Release)


400

This module is responsible for managing inpatient admissions, discharges, transfers, and bed placement.

Grand Central

400

A report runs successfully for one department, but another user cannot see it in the expected dashboard despite having normal chart access.

Cogito


400

This documentation records important information about the birth event.

Delivery Summary


400

This radiology tool provides imaging devices with a list of scheduled patients and exams waiting to be performed.

Modality Worklist

400

Treats patients with breathing disorders.

Respiratory Therapist


400

Cleans and prepares patient rooms and clinical spaces, particularly after transfers and discharges.

Environmental Services (EVS)

400

This structured oncology record organizes the patient’s planned cancer therapy.

Treatment Plan

400

Radiology teams use this system to store, retrieve, and review diagnostic images.

PACS

400

Application analysts perform initial configuration and build work in this environment before moving changes to formal testing.

DEV

500

A registration clerk cannot verify a patient's insurance coverage before an appointment.

Prelude

500

A nurse says a “lab result is missing,” test was performed by an external organization and needs to be reconciled with outside patient records.

Care Everywhere


500

After charges have been posted and reviewed, this financial document summarizes the amount owed for services, procedures, or supplies.

Invoice

500

This financial record is submitted to a payer for reimbursement of healthcare services.

Claim


500

Treats communication and swallowing disorders.

Speech-Language Pathologist

500

After leaving the operating room, a patient is monitored in this area until they are stable enough to transfer to another unit or go home.

PACU

500

This Epic feature guides users through documentation by organizing activities into a step-by-step workflow.

Navigator

500

This electronic workflow is commonly associated with checking insurance eligibility in real time.

RTE

500

Analysts and leaders use this Epic environment to run reports, analyze operational data, and review metrics without impacting clinical workflows.

RPT

1000

This module allows external providers to access patient information from outside the organization.

EpicCare Link

1000

A Logistics Technician needs to complete chemotherapy deliveries using a mobile device. Their coworkers can access the function, but the required dispensing workflow is not available on their screen.

User Access (could be beacon)

1000

Leaders use this visual workspace to monitor metrics, trends, and operational information.

Dashboard

1000

A clinician uses this information to review care documented by an external healthcare organization.

Outside Record


1000

Maintains medical equipment.

Biomedical Technologist

1000

Collects and analyzes blood, tissue, and other specimens to support diagnosis and treatment decisions.

Laboratory and Pathology

1000

This Epic tool helps nurses organize and prioritize patient tasks, reminders, and workflows throughout their shift.

Brain

1000

This imaging study uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create detailed pictures of organs, tissues, and structures inside the body.

MRI

1000

Analysts use this environment to validate foundational configuration records before they are moved into broader testing environments meant for training 

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