The Epic Guys break down what to expect during training, personalizing user settings to improve efficiency, and specialty trainers’ roles in this process. Scroll down and click each video to access four quick, three-minute videos to help prepare you for Epic implementation.
Ep. 7: Training Part 1 – More Than The Classroom
In part one of The Epic Guys training series, Drs. Stu Booth and Stephen Stair introduce this upcoming four-part training series designed to prepare providers for Epic’s go-live.
Ep. 8: Training Part 2 – Classroom Overview
In part two of a four-part series from The Epic Guys, Drs. Stu Booth and Stephen Stair discuss the upcoming training program for providers. They outline the new hybrid training model, which combines short, specialty-specific online videos with a shorter in-person class.
Ep. 9: Training Part 3 – Personalized User Settings
In part three of the Epic Guys four-part training series, Stair and Stu discuss the importance of personalizing user settings in Epic to improve efficiency and satisfaction for providers.
Ep. 10: Training Part 4 – Specialty Trainers
Specialty trainers play a vital role in the Epic training process by sharing their expertise and enhancing education. Their commitment includes pre-training and supporting classes prior to go-live periods, and they are compensated for their time.
About The Epic Guys
Stu and Stair are “The Epic Guys” – UAB Medicine’s tour guides to help you navigate our Epic implementation over the next few months and beyond. Stu Booth, M.D., is an emergency medicine physician and serves as associate chief medical information officer (ACMIO) for Epic inpatient and ED efforts. Stephen Stair, M.D., is an internal medicine physician and the ACMIO for Epic ambulatory implementation. Their “Epic Guys with Stu and Stair” video series will cover all things Epic, including the latest news, updates, and tips and tricks. To watch the entire series, visit journeytoepic.org/the-epic-guys-with-stu-and-stair/.
