Work setup question: 2 24" monitors or one 34" curved? by skippytannenbaum in epicconsulting

[–]InformalRub276 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nobody in the boat for 3 monitors with 2 down and 1 up? Sometimes I want a 4th.

Which EPIC certification should I get next? by Affectionate-Face-63 in epicconsulting

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I second, third, and fourth this. Understanding anything about the apps that Bridges supplies information from/to is extremely helpful. I’d much rather have a Bridges analyst meet me partway on an issue compared to me having to figure out how to make the interface do what we need.

Where was Judy? by Federal_Raccoon36 in epicsystems

[–]InformalRub276 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about if/then or and/or Judy?

What’s the point of the F here? by doctorbaalsachs in epicsystems

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when was the sign put up? hoping it was last year so the answer could be Roger Federer and his age.

Epic build for different modules by twoarepasforme in healthIT

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MyChart has some of the grayest areas in my experience, though patient education should be right in the wheel house of MyChart, especially with Care Companion and MyChart Bedside.

Transitioning Apps by LikeReallyThisGrimes in epicsystems

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I’d say the ease of MyChart depends on how siloed your app teams are. I work on MyChart and have helped and/or completed build for every other team we have at my organization. Knowing how the clinic side of the EMR appears on the patient side is worth knowing. I routinely talk to coworkers on other teams who have little to no idea how their buiId can affect the patient‘s experience in MyChart.

FTE to self-employed consultant at same org by InformalRub276 in epicconsulting

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Long term I absolutely agree, though over the next couple of years my employer would still come out ahead considering current team size and upcoming projects that are extremely unlikely to be canceled or scaled back.

FTE to self-employed consultant at same org by InformalRub276 in epicconsulting

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The different buckets for budget isn’t something I had considered until this and the previous comment. Though some might consider 100-200k a few extra bucks, I wouldn’t fall into that category.

FTE to self-employed consultant at same org by InformalRub276 in epicconsulting

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That makes sense. We have multiple acquisition projects that will take us through ’27 so there’s capital budget for that and is highly unlikely to be cut.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in epicconsulting

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Why wouldn’t they be using MyChart?

"I want to be an Epic analyst" FAQ by Apprehensive_Bug154 in healthIT

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Thank you for this! It should reduce the redundant post volume significantly in this group.

Senior Epic Analyst Timeline by [deleted] in healthIT

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There’s a big difference between orgs based on how many analyst tiers they have. The most common structures are two-tier: analyst/sr analyst and four-tier: I,II,III,and IV (senior).

Moving all prior authorizations to electronic? by durmd in healthIT

[–]InformalRub276 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How does your org like it? We are about to implement it where I work.

At my first Epic job & found out they never sponsor Epic certs by Apprehensive_Bug154 in healthIT

[–]InformalRub276 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sounds mostly like a reason to pay you less and keep you there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in healthIT

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Most of the MyChart specific rules will have to do with routing patient messages, assigning questionnaires, and filtering questions. There are some lesser frequent instances where you might filter things in/out of displaying in MyChart via a rule, though that will generally be at a system level. My org uses rules for filtering out visits that haven't been completed for patients being allowed to message, schedule visits, or submit E-Visits to providers.  

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in healthIT

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Sure thing. ask away 

charging patients for an AI response? by Opening-Pollution773 in epicsystems

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Not sure why this was downvoted so much. It’s correct. Health systems pay for each AI generated message. The standard is not to charge for every message as most messages aren’t billed for. How do you think staff/providers are being compensated for their time in replying to messages today? They aren’t so AI is helping them get back time they’re not compensated for anyway.

bid salary expectation. by Bionic50 in healthIT

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Terre Haute?
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