Epic Bridges 2023 Recertification Exam || With Questions & Answers (Rated A+)
Epic Bridges 2023 Recertification Exam || With Questions & Answers (Rated A+)
What are the 3 parts of a XML structure - ANSWER - Elements, Attributes, Namespace. Elements and Attributes can have VALUES and both can ha...
, Epic Bridges 2023 Recertification Exam
|| With Questions & Answers (Rated A+)
What are the 3 parts of a XML structure - ANSWER - Elements, Attributes,
Namespace. Elements and Attributes can have VALUES and both can have a
namespace associated with it
What does Namespace mean in an XML message - ANSWER - Namespaces show
where an element or attribute XML definition comes from. Usually an URL
What does FHIR stand for - ANSWER - Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource
What are the two types of FHIR apps that Epic supports - ANSWER - Provider and
Patient facing Apps
MyChart authentication is used for what? - ANSWER - Patient facing apps
FHIR definition - ANSWER - Exposes a standardized data model of health care
resources and specifies a RESTful exchange method via HTTPs to access data
What happens when a trigger it hit in Epic - ANSWER - An event is added to the
EVENT QUEUE with a small set of values with the necessary information t find the
data in Chronicles needed to build the message: the Patient ID, the patient contact,
the type of message and other addition information that the triggering process
passes to the interface
What happens after a trigger puts an entry in the EVENT QUEUE - ANSWER -
Event Daemon processes the event queue by reading the next event and using the
information in the event to build the message (pulling addition data for the message
from Chronicles)
What happens after the Event Daemon processes an entry in the EVENT queue -
ANSWER - EVENT DAEMON puts the message along with some metadata
including timestamp information and event string on the DATA QUEUE and adds the
message number to the CONTROL QUEUE
What is the main job of the Control Queue - ANSWER - Basically a to-do list with
very little data (i.e. message number) and serves as a pointer to the complete
message on the DATA QUEUE
What happens after the EVENT DAEMON puts an entry on the DATA QUEUE and
the CONTROL QUEUE - ANSWER - The EVEN DAEMON delete the entry from the
EVENT QUEUE before moving onto processing the next message in the EVENT
QUEUE
What role does the communication daemon have in relation to the control queue -
ANSWER - Communication daemon reads the control queue to get messages
number and then uses that to find the message in the DATA QUEUE
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