As we continue our Journey to Epic, join members of our CMIO provider leadership team for a post-go-live Fireside Chat—an informal discussion focused on go-live experiences, key updates, provider feedback and available support resources.

The eSOne (eScriptionOne) mobile app with the InstaNote back end captures operative notes in real time (typically under two minutes), so you can spend less time at your desk and more time doing what matters most.

This guide provides a brief introduction to applications and some of their general keywords. It’s meant to link your knowledge of hospital and clinic terminology and workflows to the relevant areas of Epic.

Learn how to customize, save, and share Epic order sets and smartsets to streamline your workflow and save time.

Readiness Journeys are PDFs that detail how your day-to-day processes will change now that you are live on Epic. These reinforce classroom training and will help you better understand how Epic will be used at UAB Health System.

As we get closer to go-live, an important resource for your training is the Playground environment. Playground is your space to practice. It is a safe, sandbox environment where you can click around, test workflows, and build muscle memory with Epic without any risk to real patient data or live operations.

Learn three quick ways to use Epic SmartPhrases to reduce clicks, streamline documentation, and save valuable time in your day.

Make Epic work for you from day one. In this quick video, learn three simple ways to customize your patient chart view, streamline lab results, and optimize your problem list for a more efficient workflow.

This reference sheet serves as a quick guide to help providers understand where to find critical patient data during the transition and sets clear expectations for data availability.

Set providers up for success before go-live. This quick video walks specialty trainers through the User Settings Lab—covering login, essential tools, Smart Phrases, order sets, and key configurations to ensure providers are ready on day one.