Empower your EHR: Epic EHR Reporting and Optimization - 25 de marzo de 2015 - TecnoWebinars.com

Experience shows that there is a tendency to minimize what is required to support the myriad of tasks involved with building, designing, managing, and maintaining the real-time reporting needs of the hospital. Unlike rolling out a specific module of an EHR enterprise application, reporting involves a deeper understanding of clinical workflows and data capture, data relationships and storage, data migration, reporting tools, etc.

One individual cannot possess all of these skills, however, we believe that understanding the technology and toolsets will provide you the knowledge to take a hybrid approach to creating a reporting team. The overall goal being to enhance the capabilities of your current reporting team, ensure the quality of your data, and possibly save your organization money by pairing the right staff with the right skillsets.

Regardless of your role in the organization as it relates to reporting, whether it relates to clinical decision support, research, clinical quality reporting, or a business leader who needs to identify reporting resources, we believe that a better understanding of the technology will empower you to make better business decisions. A little goes a long way.
 
SPEAKERS:

Chad Cagnolatti, RN — Clinical Solutions Practice Leader, Healthcare Consulting, Dell Services
Chad has over 20 years of clinical and information technology experience as a registered nurse in intensive care and post anesthesia care and in managing and advising the implementation of healthcare information technology solutions.

Tamara Wegner — Epic EMR Support Practice Lead, Dell Services
Tamara has been working in the healthcare technology space for 25 years. Past experience includes 10 years with the Department of Defense Composite Healthcare System and 15 years in the commercial sector implementing and supporting hospitals with various Epic modules (Ambulatory, Inpatient, Revenue Cycle, Clarity, Meaningful Use, etc.). Tamara also has an extensive technical background in system integration working with Intersystems Cache and the Ensemble interface engine. She has worked with various institutions such as Kaiser Permanante, Sutter Health, Rush University, Weill Cornell Medical College, and Hackensack University Medical Center. Tamara has a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems Management, and received her Project Management certification with Boston College.