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.

The Epic transition includes the rollout of the MyChart patient portal, which will give patients a more seamless and convenient way to access their health information, communicate with their providers, and manage their care.

The number one question is “when will we go live?” Check out these two timelines showing the two waves, each with targeted Go Live dates.

As we move toward a unified electronic health record system, these four principles will guide every step of the transition.

Stu and Stair are “The Epic Guys” – UAB Medicine’s tour guides to help you navigate our Epic implementation over the next two years and beyond.

We’ve officially kicked off one of the most exciting and transformative initiatives in our history: the implementation of Epic, a leading electronic health record (EHR) system that will help us deliver better, safer, and more connected care.