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Two links need to be made between Location and Service Area and between Department and Location. What are they? - ADT and billing True or False: Each Room record may contain only one Bed record. - False; while Epic recommends maintaining a 1:1 room and bed ratio, multiple bed records can be linked to a room record. Explain a reason why you would want to create a Patient List for your Emergency Department. - There are two primary reasons. 1) The ED tracking tools are periodically refreshed against this prefiltered list of patients linked to the ED. 2) Other users outside the department can use this list to view information about patients in the ED without leaving their locations. You have created a Patient List and attached it to your department. But, when your users log in and access the ED Manager, no beds appear. What do you need to do on the following screen to fix this and why? - Bed Occupancy Status must be set to 'Both occupied and unoccupied beds' in order for empty beds to show up on the ED Manager. Define the Term Facility structure - Facility structure is often dictated by either billing (e.g., Resolute) or ADT systems, and it is only necessary to attach a new department to the appropriate level within an existing structure. In training, we can emulate that. Make sure you can perform the following tasks: Create and properly link a Department record for use in your organization Use the Bed Administration activity to build Room and Bed records Create a Patient List for your department - Talk about where this is Done True or False: All Epic master files are accessible from within Chronicles. - TrueList the options available in a Care Area record's Linked ADT Arrival Status field and explain what that field affects. - Expected: Sets the ADT Status of patients placed in this care area to Expected. Waiting: Sets the ADT Status of patients placed in this care area to Waiting. Roomed: Sets the ADT Status of patients placed in this care area to Roomed. This field also filters what types of care areas you will be able to add into the Department record in text. For example, you may not add a Care Area with a Roomed ADT Arrival Status in the Expected Care Area section of your Department record. In which master file can you determine the layout of care areas in the ED Manager activity? - Departments/Units (DEP), on the ED Manager Settings screen In the In-Class Exercises for this chapter, in the first four Care Area records we built, we left the ED Manager View field blank. However, when we tested our build, we saw that columns were indeed displaying for those care areas in the ED Manager. How is that possible? - The ED Manager View field in a Care Area record is an override to the default view specified in the profile. When we tested our build in class, we logged in as the nurse on our info sheets. The nurse's user records are linked to a profile that has a default Manager view specified. Whenever we log in to our ED, Hyperspace first consults our Care Area records to see whether a view is att