Introduction: Define the Following Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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Define: Users

A

Anyone who is logging into Epic to do their jobs

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Workflow

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The steps that a user takes in Epic

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3
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Hyperspace

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Epic’s front-user interface, accessed on the Hyperdrive client

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4
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Activity

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They’re essentially tabs or modules that appear in the Hyperspace workspace, helping users perform functions within a patient’s chart or across multiple patients.

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5
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Epic Menu

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The ____ ____ contains all the activities a user has access to in Hyperspace

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6
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Epic Search/Search Bar

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most efficient way to launch a specific Hyperspace activity (can access via ctrl+space)

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7
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Chronicles

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_____ is Epic’s database Management system, often referred to as “The Database” the data the users access in Hyperspace lives in ______.

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8
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Admin

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An ____ in Epic can configure parts of the Epic interface for users.

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Applications

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Parts of the Epic Software (ex. EpicCare Amb, Stork, Cogito Ergo Sum)

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10
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Analyst

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Another term for an admin in Epic is ____. Admin refers to a user set up while ____ refers to the individual role in an organization

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Build

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____ refers to the parts of Epic that configure the interface and the user experience, such as dashboards or order sets.

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12
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Record

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a data object with a unique ID that stores information in a master file (Chronicles)

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Security

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Each record has an ID and build records can be edited by admins who have the appropriate permissions or ____ to do so

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14
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Change Management

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A way of keeping track of new and modified build in Epic environments so users and admins have a smoother experience using Epic

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15
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Build Tracker

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Typically a spreadsheet that lists new records built in the system. This can be used to manage changes between versions, environments, or by specific teams.

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16
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Database Admin

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Oversee operation of the database, often more than one

17
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Chronicles Admin

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Often referred to the ODBA, help workbench reports that display queuing errors and when WB reports are not working

18
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ODBA

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Operational Database Administrator aka Chronicles Admin

19
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Clarity Admin

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Manages the ___ reporting database (relational SQL Database)
oversees ETL process, access controls, and performance
Supports report writers and data analysts with read only access to extracted datra

20
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Caboodle Admin

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Manages the Caboodle enterprise data warehouse.
Handles data pipelines, semantic layers, and custom mart creation.
Works closely with Cogito team to support advanced analytics and self-service BI.

21
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Cogito Project Manager

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Responsible for the success of the Cogito team. They have a high-level understanding of each of the databases and tools used by their team and possess detailed knowledge of the processes and policies that govern the organization’s reporting and analytics goals

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Business Intelligence Developer

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Has the broadest responsibilities on the Cogito team. Uses all Cogito tools to retrieve and analyze data from Epic’s databases, including Chronicles, Clarity, and Caboodle. Trained on the data structures and tools associated with each. In Hyperspace, works with SlicerDicer, Radar, and Reporting Workbench. May also assist application analysts who are working with registries or extracts and need a deeper understanding of underlying Chronicles data.

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Application Analyst

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Interact most often with the Cogito team as SMEs who can help a report writer find the right data or understand a workflow used to populate the data for a report.

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Caboodle Developer

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Build the packages to bring data into ___ from Clarity and other non-epic data sources. They know how and why all data comes into ___

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Cogito Tools Admin
Responsible for building and maintaining Workbench templates, as well as overseeing the distribution of dashboards for the Cogito team
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Coigito Principal Trainer
Responsible for customizing and delivering reporting training to users at each organization.
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Caboodle
Data Source for SlicerDicer